A Common Yellowthroat was netted and ringed in Vilamoura Monday, October 18th, making it the first passerine from across the Atlantic to be found on mainland Portugal!

Chris Jordan goes back to the Midway island with a team of artists to document what we are doing to the birds and our planet.

A banded Rufous Hummingbird flew from the Southeast United States to Alaska this week.

Google, YouTube and PBS Newshour have partnered to create a one hour program called America Speaks to BP.

In the Gulf, some things are being done right and some things could be done better. Here are two different oiled bird rescues.

Two years today, the fines Exxon Mobil was to pay for the Exxon Valdez oil spill were drastically reduced.

Eddie Trottier, a seven year old from Billerica, Massachusetts, will be spending this Summer mowing lawns to raise money for wildlife affected by the Gulf oil spill.

Rick Steiner, oil spill specialist, conservationist and professor at University of Alaska visits Barataria Bay, Louisiana on the 47th day of the BP Gulf oil spill.

Olivia Bouler, an eleven year old drawing birds to help the wildlife in the Gulf, appeared on CBS news Monday evening. This is an absolute must watch!

Olivia Bouler, an 11 year old from Islip, New York has been creating illustrations of birds to help raise money for the oil spill efforts in the Gulf.

Today is World Oceans Day, a chance to recognize how important the world’s oceans are to us, our birds and other wildlife that depend on it.

A Laughing Kookaburra in Australia was rescued and sent to bird bootcamp after becoming too fat to fly.

The NY Times recently created another interactive way to see the effects of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

On May 24th, a team dove just below the surface of the Gulf oil spill to give us a completely different and disturbing perspective of the disaster.