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Sep 14, 2026

John DaleyCORRESPONDENT
13:05
Only the black-chinned is close to being threatened.
John DaleyCORRESPONDENT
13:08
That's according to the Audubon Society.
John DaleyCORRESPONDENT
13:10
Again, here's Christopher Witt.
Christopher WittSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:12
I mean, hummingbirds are remarkably resilient, and they're also really adaptable.
Alex HagerCORRESPONDENT
2:20
The new deal is in keeping with a longstanding tradition of Mexico taking less water during dry times.
Alex HagerCORRESPONDENT
2:25
Jennifer Pitt studies the river at the nonprofit Audubon Society.
Alex HagerCORRESPONDENT
2:28
As American states bicker over the shrinking river's future, Pitt says the deal helps Mexico find some stability.
Jennifer PittSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:35
Yes, of course, living with less is challenging, but having certainty about the water supply that you have to use, I think is a huge advantage.
Alex HagerCORRESPONDENT
3:38
The new deal is in keeping with a longstanding tradition of Mexico taking less water during dry times.
Alex HagerCORRESPONDENT
3:43
Jennifer Pitt studies the river at the nonprofit Audubon Society.
Alex HagerCORRESPONDENT
3:46
As American states bicker over the shrinking river's future, Pitt says the deal helps Mexico find some stability.
Jennifer PittSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:53
Yes, of course, living with less is challenging, but having certainty about the water supply that you have to use, I think, is a huge advantage.
Christian WeatherfordHOST
27:45
Wow.
Ellen WeatherfordHOST
27:46
And I'm getting my information from the American Bird Conservancy, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, the Audubon Society, and, you know, other stuff that I'll cite when it comes up so that I don't spoil anything.
Christian WeatherfordHOST
27:57
Mm-hmm.
Ellen WeatherfordHOST
27:58
If you're not super familiar with this particular dove, it is, you know, kinda small.
Alex HagerCORRESPONDENT
2:02
The new deal is in keeping with a long-standing tradition of Mexico taking less water during dry times.
Alex HagerCORRESPONDENT
2:08
Jennifer Pitts studies the river at the nonprofit Audubon Society.
Alex HagerCORRESPONDENT
2:11
As American states bicker over the shrinking river's future, Pitts says the deal helps Mexico find some stability.
Jennifer PittsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:18
Yes, of course, living with less is challenging, but having certainty about the water supply that you have to use, I think is a huge advantage.
Penny HarrGUEST
7:21
She said, You know, it was just instinctual, something inside her that just couldn't be squashed.
Penny HarrGUEST
7:27
When she ended up attending the University of Miami, she worked for the Audubon Society there.
Penny HarrGUEST
7:34
That's where she met her husband, who was also a bird lover, an outdoor lover, and a nature lover.
Penny HarrGUEST
7:41
And so I think her love of birds just took off from there.
CleoHOST
43:04
Oh.
HannahHOST
43:04
I don't quite understand it, but also I saw, I can't remember if it was Birds of the World or some Audubon list, but some people call them an earful of waxwings because-
CleoHOST
43:17
An earful?
HannahHOST
43:17
... they're wax.
Ramona SchindelheimHOST
34:30
Yeah, I did, which is my last podcast that I published.
Ramona SchindelheimHOST
34:34
I was at South by Southwest, where you and I ran into each other, and on stage for Birds and Nerds with Elizabeth Gray, the CEO of the National Audubon Society.
Ramona SchindelheimHOST
34:45
And they like to say they're a conservancy organization with birds as their mascots.
Ramona SchindelheimHOST
34:54
They say it in a different way, but they are concerned about birds and just all of our planet and biodiversity.
Ramona SchindelheimHOST
38:37
Coming up on Birds and Nerds.
Chad WilseySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:40
We're
Ramona SchindelheimHOST
38:40
talking with Chad Wilsey, chief scientist at the National Audubon Society.
Ramona SchindelheimHOST
38:44
Three billion birds
Ramona SchindelheimHOST
0:00
Coming up this season on Birds and Nerds.
Ramona SchindelheimHOST
0:04
We're talking with Chad Wilsey, Chief Scientist at the National Audubon Society.
Ramona SchindelheimHOST
0:09
Three billion
Chad WilseySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:09
birds have been lost in the last 50
Bruce DrummondHOST
3:30
A group of environmental nonprofits is asking policymakers to move forward with plans for saving water from the Colorado River.
Bruce DrummondHOST
3:38
The Audubon Society's Haley Paul says Arizona, California, and Nevada should finalize a deal to cut back on water use.
Bruce DrummondHOST
3:46
Then she says Arizona lawmakers need to work together to approve it.
Haley PaulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:50
Going to the legislature is no small act, and so we want to see that done and see it, you know, bipartisan and hopefully engagement from all sides.

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