Welcome to ABC's Take Action page, where you can directly help change the outcome of important bird conservation issues. Below you will find a list of our currently active campaigns. Simply click on any of the links to learn more about the issue and take action. When you have finished, please help us spread the word by telling a friend about the campaign - we provide a handy feature to make this easy for you. And don't forget, as well as your direct action, you can always help our campaigns succeed with a specific donation to that particular project. We'll show you how after you have take action.

Tell Washington to REJECT Weakening Protections for Eagles!

Golden Eagle by Jason Hickey

The federal government wants to gut an important rule that protects eagles, which will result in more of these iconic birds being killed at wind energy projects throughout the United States.

Will you tell Secretary of Interior Sally Jewell to say "NO" to 30-year eagle take permits?

Help Stop Poison-Makers from Harming Children, Pets and Wildlife!

Red-tailed Hawk, Pale Male By Jeremy Soto

Three companies have refused to comply with a government order to stop selling certain super-toxic rat poisons in formulations that can harm children, birds, other wildlife, dogs, and cats.  The recalcitrant companies include the world’s largest producer of household cleaning products, Reckitt Benckiser, and the pet-care products manufacturer, Spectrum Brands. Will you help us tell these companies that their behavior is not acceptable?

Help Protect Old Forest Habitat for the Northern Spotted Owl

Northern Spotted Owl by Chris Warren

The Obama Administration has recently finalized a plan that protects additional old-growth habitat for the Northern Spotted Owl. But the mature and old-growth forests in the region remain at risk.

Administration officials need to hear from those who would like to see Marbled Murrelets, Northern Spotted Owls, and the old-growth forest ecosystem fully protected. Please contact President Obama by clicking the link below and urge him to protect the remaining mature and old growth forests in the Pacific Northwest.