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In the peak of bird migration, about 2.5 million birds a day are passing through South Louisiana on the way to their breeding grounds.
A BP-authored report claiming that the Gulf has recovered is inaccurate and insulting—here’s why.
In 2010, waves of oil in the Gulf strangled and crippled the very birds that conservationists had been fighting so hard to protect.
Audubon has been working on two basic restoration strategies since the storms — repairing the damage done and figuring out how best to stop future losses.
Only two tiny strips of sand and shell, dotted with a few skeletal remains of mangrove trees, are all that was left of Cat Island, a tiny isle in Barataria Bay that held thriving colonies of brown pelicans, wading birds and gulls prior to the BP Deepwater Horizion oil spill.
It’s time to hold BP accountable for the environmental damage it continues to cause the wildlife and people of the Gulf Coast.
