Published by Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Sea Shepherd Hosts Free Ship Tours in Los Angeles May 14 and 15 Farley MowatAfter wrapping up a three-month operation (Milagro II) in the Gulf of California, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society’s M/V Farley Mowat will be docking at Marina del Rey this week in California. The conservation organization will host […]
Published by the Environmental Defense Fund We must focus on how farms perform. In some cases, conventional methods will bring higher yields and a smaller environmental impact. Read the full article at: http://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/152977859/0/edf/blogs/feed~Organic-farming-The-best-choice-for-our-environment-and-growing-world
Published by Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Announces Sea Turtle Defense Documentary “Why Just One?” Newly hatched Olive Ridley making a run for the ocean. Photo: Matthew Karsten, expertvagabond.comSea Shepherd Conservation Society announced the release of its first feature-length, in-house documentary, titled Why Just One?. The documentary addresses the dramatic decline in sea […]
Published by the Environmental Defense Fund A disaster in California has shone a spotlight on our methane problem and added urgency to new rules and collaborative efforts seeking to address one of our most pressing climate challenges. Read the full article at: http://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/152659601/0/edf/blogs/feed~signs-were-getting-serious-about-a-potent-longoverlooked-climate-pollutant
Published by the World Wildlife Fund It’s important to remember humans aren’t the only ones who take extraordinary steps to protect, nurture and raise their young. The animal kingdom is flush with moms that take the time to teach their babies how to find food and protect themselves against the elements. Here’s a look at five outstanding […]
Published by the World Wildlife Fund Nepal marked two consecutive years since its last rhino was poached on May 2, 2014. This exceptional success is a result of a combination of high-level political will and government entities, and the active involvement of conservation communities. The country achieved two other periods of 365 days each of zero […]
Published by the World Wildlife Fund UPDATE, May 9: President Obama signs National Bison Legacy Act into law President Barack Obama signed into law the resolution declaring the bison the national mammal of the United States. The bison—a resilient and iconic species roaming our Northern Great Plains—now serves as the national mammal of the United States. […]
Published by the Environmental Defense Fund An important, under-appreciated shift may be improving our chances for future bi-partisan climate policy. It’s all about jobs. Read the full article at: http://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/151346413/0/edf/blogs/feed~With-clean-energy-jobs-booming-in-Republican-districts-time-to-recalibrate-climate-politics
Published by the World Wildlife Fund On March 8 at 1:51 am, standing on a four-inch-wide plank about 10 feet above the ground, I saw the culmination of 19 months of work illuminate on a laptop. A black and white video of rangers walking down a dirt path appeared clear as day in the middle of […]
Published by the World Wildlife Fund Last April, Nepal experienced a devastating earthquake, resulting in a tragic loss of life and damage. But the people of this small and beautiful country are pushing forward with remarkable resilience. They’ve also taken care to consider the environment during the rebuilding period. WWF’s Environment and Disaster Management program is […]
Published by the Environmental Defense Fund Methane pollution is widespread, pouring out from hundreds of “super emitting” production facilities nationwide. That’s why we need strong, federal pollution rules. Read the full article at: http://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/150480545/0/edf/blogs/feed~We-flew-over-oil-and-gas-wells-Heres-what-we-found
Published by the Environmental Defense Fund We don’t think consumers or the environment should pay for these companies’ mistakes. Make your voice heard if you agree. Read the full article at: http://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/150463781/0/edf/blogs/feed~Why-this-impending-bailout-for-Ohio-coal-plants-is-bad-news-for-America
Published by Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Sea Shepherd Conservation Society joins with marine scientists to study the effects of microplastics on whales in the Gulf of California. by Oona Layolle, Captain/Campaign Leader Whale research. Photo: Mike RigneyIn Sea Shepherd Conservation Society’s latest scientific research campaign, we are studying the toxicology levels in whales in the Gulf […]
Published by the World Wildlife Fund Every year, Earth Day connects people across the US and the world through advocacy and action to protect our planet. And this year is particularly special: heads of state and foreign ministers from more than 120 countries will come together in New York to formally sign an agreement to act […]
Published by the World Wildlife Fund Climate change and associated extreme weather events are in evidence throughout the world, from melting sea ice in the Arctic to severe droughts in Australia. But sometimes its impacts go unnoticed, particularly in remote areas in developing countries, where communities are often left to manage the changes on their own. […]
Published by Sea Shepherd Conservation Society ‘Survivorman’ Joins Sea Shepherd for Operation Milagro My Week on the M/V Farley Mowat by Les Stroud – Survivorman Les Stroud. Photo: Carolina A Castro Joining the Sea Shepherd on a campaign was never anything I took lightly. I realize that they have received some fame, along with some infamy, […]
Published by Sea Shepherd Conservation Society SeaWorld Has Found Their Judas By Captain Paul Watson, Founder and President of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Paul Watson with the Nisshin Maru in the background. Photo: Barbara VeigaThe Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) may be collecting their 30 pieces of silver over the next five years. […]
Published by Sea Shepherd Conservation Society An Open Letter to Tilikum Tilikum in tiny tankI am so sorry. Words cannot even begin to express my sadness for you. I am sorry that you are dying, but even more sorry that you are dying in a concrete tank instead your ocean home off the coast of Iceland. […]
Published by Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Making the Difference for the Vaquita By Captain Oona Layolle Crew remove an illegal totoaba long line from the vaquita refuge. Photo: Carolina A CastroAfter the highly anticipated arrival of the Farley Mowat to the Sea of Cortez, we have concentrated on testing different techniques to find illegal fishing gear […]
Published by Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Greenpeace Has Gone Over to the Dark Side With Their Endorsement For the Sealing Industry Commentary by Captain Paul Watson Greenpeace has now crossed the line with their endorsement of seal fur as “sustainable.” I initiated and led the first Greenpeace campaigns against sealing from 1975 until 1977. I really […]