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Audubon NC’s Policy Priorities for Birds in 2026

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By Zach Wallace
| Audubon Verified
From mountains to coast, birds are facing intense pressure. The good news is that Audubon and our chapters are focusing on policies that tackle habitat loss and other threats in order to reverse hemispheric bird declines. As we enter the 2026 short session at the North Carolina General Assembly, here are important updates on our top policy priorities for birds, in line with Audubon’s Flight Plan milestones.
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A genotype-phenotype transformer to assess and explain polygenic risk

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By Ingoo Lee, Zach Wallace, Yuqi Wang, Sungjoon Park
| BioRxiv
Abstract Genome-wide association studies have linked millions of genetic variants to biomedical phenotypes, but their utility has been limited by lack of mechanistic understanding and widespread epistatic interactions. Recently, Transformer models have emerged as a powerful machine learning architecture with potential to address these and other challenges.
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Audubon NC's 2025 Policy Agenda

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By Zach Wallace
| Audubon Verified
Our 25-26 Policy Agenda lays out the policy priorities that Audubon will advance to tackle the dual threats of habitat loss and climate change and reverse hemispheric bird declines, in line with Audubon's Flight Plan milestones. We will partner with our chapters to advocate for these policies at the local, state, and federal level. We will work to stop polices that have negative impacts on birds and their habitat in North Carolina.
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