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• EPA Celebrates Earth Week and Agency Efforts to Prevent Plastic Pollution
• Biden-Harris Administration Finalizes Suite of Standards to Reduce Pollution from Fossil Fuel-Fired Power Plants
• EPA Announces a $425,000 Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem Solving Grant to Children’s Environmental Literacy Foundation
• EPA settles with Rhode Island corporation for hazardous waste violations 
• EPA fines PMI of Baltimore MD $230,000 for Violations of Pollution Laws
• Land Under B.L.M. Management to Get New Protections
• $15 million construction project for the Commerce Street Plume Superfund Site slated to start this summer
• In Australia, ‘Cats Are Just Catastrophic’
• EPA Highlights Air Pollution Monitoring Project in Buffalo, New York
• WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Biden-Harris Administration Takes Critical Action to Protect 100 Million People from PFAS Pollution in Drinking Water
• Should We Change Species to Save Them?
• EPA Awards $1.275M to Advance Resilience in Disadvantaged Communities
• EPA Proposes Plan to Address Contamination in Buildings at the Meeker Avenue Plume Superfund Site in Brooklyn
• EPA and DEC Launch Statewide Environmental Justice Listening Tour
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $20 Billion in Grants to Mobilize Private Capital and Deliver Clean Energy and Climate Solutions to Communities Across America
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $20 Billion in Grants to Mobilize Private Capital and Deliver Clean Energy and Climate Solutions to Communities Across America
• EPA Recognizes Excellence and Innovation in Clean Water and Drinking Water Infrastructure Projects
• EPA, Congresswoman Summer Lee Kick Off Earth Month with Pittsburgh ‘EcoStewards’
• EPA Launches New Website to Improve Transparency in Permitting
• Biden Administration Restores Protections Under the Endangered Species Act
• EPA visits Halfmoon Creek Watershed in Centre County, PA to learn more about local conservation efforts, water quality improvements
• Biden-Harris Administration announces $206 million to selectees to protect and restore Chesapeake Bay through community partnerships
• Gulf of Mexico Alliance receives EPA funding for water quality improvement in Louisiana
• EPA announces $12M to protect salmon by reducing toxic tire dust, other pollutants in stormwater 
• EPA Approves Plan to Mitigate Snake River Damage in Northern Nebraska
• Orcas Are Considered One Species. Should They Be?
• Saving Seals From a Sea of Plastic and Marine Garbage
• EPA New England honors 2024 ENERGY STAR Winners in Conn., Mass. and N.H.
• EPA finds lead-based paint at Putnam, Conn. apartment complex may present imminent and substantial endangerment to tenants
• In the Central Annamites, an Indigenous group restores its community forest
• EPA Requires Arkansas Midland Railroad Company to Pay $910K for Alleged Hazardous Waste Violations
• EPA digs into Charlottesville Urban Garden during National Agriculture Week
• Preserving the lifeline of Southeast Asia: the urgent call to protect the Mekong River Basin
• EPA Starts Process to Take the Rochester Embayment off List of Badly Polluted Areas in the Great Lakes
• EPA to test for soil contamination near U.S. Fireworks site in Memphis, Tennessee and host Open House for residents
• For Some Mammals, Large Adult Daughters, Not Sons, Are the Norm
• Biden-Harris Administration announces latest action to better protect communities from treatment of waste explosives
• EPA Investing Over $43 Million in New Funding to Protect and Restore San Francisco Bay and Its Watersheds
• With an Orange-Tufted Spiderhunter, Birder Breaks Record for Sightings
• Hazardous Waste Facility in Fredonia, Kansas, Settles Enforcement Case with EPA
• Seeing Stars, Sperm and Millions of Spawn After a Valentine’s Day Rendezvous
• EPA Region 10 enforcement actions in 2023 
• EPA Adds Berks County, PA Site to Superfund National Priorities List
• Landowner to pay $10,000 for Clean Water Act violations in Central, Alaska
• EPA Proposes to Add Afterthought Mine in Shasta County, Calif. to Superfund National Priorities List
• EPA Adds Sites to the Superfund National Priorities List, including the Lukachukai Mountains Mining District in Navajo Nation
• EPA’s Southeast New England Program announces additional $1.25M request for proposals to advance resilience in disadvantaged communities
• EPA Resolves Enforcement Action with Vishay Dale Electronics LLC for Alleged Hazardous Waste Violations in Columbus, Nebraska
• Wildlife Climate Heroes
• EPA Announces Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funds for Cleanup at Scorpio Recycling Superfund Site in Puerto Rico
• EPA announces cleanup will begin at the Asarco Taylor Springs Superfund site in Illinois as part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda
• EPA Announces Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funds for Cleanups at Two Superfund Sites in New York
• EPA and DOJ file complaint against Bruneau, Idaho, ranch alleging significant violations that threaten fisheries, wetlands and wildlife areas
• 97% of migratory fish are going extinct. Swimways are a critical solution.
• The pangolin protectors
• What Scientists Learned from the Oldest Wild Platypus Ever Found
• Promoting tradition and fostering ecotourism
• EPA Fines Clean Harbors for Alleged Hazardous Waste Violations at Kimball, Nebraska, Facility
• EPA Fines Owens Corning for Alleged Hazardous Waste Violations at Kansas City, Kansas, Facility
• EPA Settles with Shipping Company over Claims of Clean Water Act Violations
• EPA and New England Aquarium spotlight the sunken treasure of Blue Carbon in climate resilience
• WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Stronger standard for harmful soot pollution will save lives and significantly increase health protections for all communities
• EPA finalizes stronger standards for harmful soot pollution, significantly increasing health and clean air protections for families, workers, and communities
• EPA Outlines Implementation Approaches for Endangered Species Act Pesticide Policies
• Eastern migratory monarch butterfly populations decrease by 59% in 2024
• EPA Reaches Settlement with Greenidge Generation LLC on Actions to Address Compliance with Coal Ash Regulations
• WWF women scientists on conservation and connecting to nature
• Scientists Use Sea Sponges to Study Global Warming Back to 1700
• EPA to Host Turner Station Community Meeting to Share Information on Efforts to Improve Sparrows Point and Bear Creek
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Steps to Protect Communities from PFAS and Other Emerging Chemicals of Concern
• EPA Region 7 Presents $458K Check to Cornerstones of Care for Brownfields Job Training Grant in KCMO
• Hard truths about inclusive conservation
• For a scientist and mom, successful conservation takes a village
• United States Reaches Agreement with Guam Waterworks Authority Requiring Investment in Sewer System Infrastructure
• EPA Recognizes Vermont Wastewater Treatment Plant Operators for Excellence
• EPA, HUD, DOE Sign Joint Letter Asking Utility Companies to Make Energy and Water Usage Data Available for Multifamily Properties
• Hood Canal property owners penalized $250,000 for illegal bulkhead replacement resulting in Chinook salmon deaths
• Southside Chattanooga Lead Site press event showcases cleanup progress through Bipartisan Infrastructure Law investment
• Biden-Harris Administration Strengthens Safeguards to Protect Families and Children from Lead in Contaminated Soil at Residential Sites (Butte, Montana)
• EPA Strengthens Safeguards to Protect Families and Children from Lead in Contaminated Soil at Residential Sites in Region 7
• Swinerton Builders Reaches Agreement to Address Clean Water Act Violations and Offset Environmental Harm at Solar Farm Construction Sites in Alabama, Idaho and Illinois
• Biden-Harris Administration Strengthens Safeguards to Protect Families and Children from Lead in Contaminated Soil at Residential Sites
• EPA kicks off in-person regional roadshows to help communities access historic Investing in America funding for local climate and environmental justice solutions
• Biden-Harris Administration Strengthens Safeguards to Protect Families and Children from Lead in Contaminated Soil at Residential Sites
• Africa’s Birds of Prey Are in Decline, a New Study Finds
• What’s on the Menu When Your Cat Goes Out? Probably More Than You Think.
• A Quarter of Freshwater Fish Are at Risk of Extinction, a New Assessment Finds
• Once They Were Pets. Now Giant Goldfish Are Menacing the Great Lakes.
• Ocean Conservation Needs Diversity to Succeed
• Some U.S. Wolverines to Be Protected by Endangered Species Act
• Why Warblers Flock to Tonier Neighborhoods
• President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda Provides $50 Million for Water and Energy Efficiency Projects
• Interior Department Signs Agreement with Mexico, Canada to Continue Trilateral Collaboration on Conservation Efforts
• Extreme Weather Helping Invasive Species Replace Native Species, Study Finds
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $64 Million for New Water Conservation Agreements to Protect the Colorado River System
• How WWF is protecting lemurs in Madagascar
• We’ve lost millions of acres of grasslands. Here’s how we can protect what’s left.
• Florida Caimans, an Invasive Species, Could Be Close to Eradication
• Countries aim to halt global decline in river dolphins and enhance the health of their great rivers
• Secretary Haaland Highlights President’s Investing in America Agenda in Alaska
• Yellowstone Border Purchase Stops Gold Mine From Infringing on Bear Habitat
• To Save Monarch Butterflies, They Had to Silence the Lawn Mowers
• Interior Department Announces Establishment of Two New National Wildlife Refuges in Wyoming and Tennessee
• Belgian Preserve Melds Farming and Conservation, and Fights Extreme Weather
• Watch How Animals React to the Scariest Sound on the Savanna
• In good news for elephants, Africa’s largest savanna elephant population is stable
• Native Nations lead the way to returning bison to their traditional homelands
• A Mystery Species Was Discovered in Trafficked Pangolin Scales
• Mammals’ Time on Earth Is Half Over, Scientists Predict
• In Large and Small Ways, These Leaders Are Taking On Climate Change
• United Nations Works to Ratify the High Seas Treaty
• Secretary Haaland Announces $15 Million Commitment to Support Indian Youth Service Corps through President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda
• Interior Department Takes Steps to Protect Sacred, Sensitive Lands in New Mexico
• Now Available: 2,000 Rhinos, Free to Good Homes With Plenty of Space
• Discovering Albania’s Timeless Vjosa River
• Some Whales May Have Been Wiped Out by Medieval Europeans
• Interior Department Announces More Than $40.6 Million for Collaborative Efforts to Conserve America’s Most Imperiled Species
• Interior Department Announces More Than $50.6 Million for Wetland Conservation Projects and National Wildlife Refuges
• Behati Prinsloo Levine on the magic of Namibia’s black rhinos—and what we can do to save them
• Statement from the Department of the Interior on a Pelly Certification
• DeSantis, Undaunted by Florida Storms, Shrugs Off Climate Change
• Invasive Species Are Costing the Global Economy Billions, Study Finds
• In New York City, the Chances of Spotting a Rare Bird are on the Rise
• EPA to Hold Lake Pontchartrain Basin Restoration Program Meeting in Metairie, La.
• EPA Presents the 2023 President’s Environmental Youth Awards
• Deputy Secretary Beaudreau, White House Infrastructure Coordinator Landrieu Highlight President’s Investing in America Agenda in Alaska
• EPA Joins Minnesota Leaders to Highlight Climate Pollution Reduction Grants
• EPA and Hershey together commit $2 Million to Land O’Lakes Member Dairy Farms in PA
• EPA Deletes Haviland Complex Town of Hyde Park Contamination Site from the National Priorities List
• EPA Selects Educational Organizations to Receive Over $3.1 Million to Support Environmental Projects Nationwide
• EPA Selects Four Educational Organizations in New England to Receive Funding to Support Environmental Projects
• Wildfires Threatened a Haven for Hawaii’s Endangered Birds
• EPA to award Massachusetts $275,000 to support water quality monitoring at beaches
• How Climate Change Turned Lush Hawaii Into a Tinderbox
• Vermont Flood-Related Hazardous Materials Collection Site in Middlesex to Close for Good as of Saturday, August 12 at 4 PM
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Availability of $206 Million in Funding for Local Projects to Restore Chesapeake Bay and Protect Underserved Communities
• “Blue Carbon Reservoirs from Maine to Long Island NY” Report is now available
• Genentech to Pay Penalty for Claims of Hazardous Waste Violations at South San Francisco Facility
• Assistant Secretary Estenoz Highlights President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda in Florida and Louisiana
• EPA Proposes to Deny Alabama’s Coal Ash Permit Program and Better Protect Local Communities from Pollution
• EPA Settles with World’s Third Largest Shipping Container Company over Claims of Clean Water Act Violations
• EPA: Brock Maslonka to pay $50,000 penalty & fix damage from illegal dam
• EPA penalizes Alaska homebuilder $107,000 for violations of Clean Water Act
• EPA Takes Action to Protect Delaware River and to Hold Delhi, NY Company Accountable for Violating Clean Water Act and Clean Air Act
• EPA Urges Vermont Residents to Safely Dispose of Flood-Related Hazardous Materials at Local Collection Sites
• EPA proposes new requirements for Skagway and Wrangell wastewater plants to disinfect sewage discharges
• EPA Celebrates Historic Funding and Partnership as it Directs $14 Million in Grants to PA for Farmers’ Conservation Efforts, Chesapeake Bay Restoration Goals
• MEDIA ADVISORY: U.S. EPA, Mayor Bass Announce Millions in Revitalization Funding for Los Angeles
• EPA Releases Draft Strategy to Better Protect Endangered Species from Herbicide Use
• EPA Invites Public Input on Proposed Cleanup Plan for New Cassel/Hicksville Groundwater Contamination Superfund Site
• Department of the Interior Announces Nearly $300 Million to Support and Expand Local Outdoor Recreation
• Interior Department Takes Steps to Modernize Oil and Gas Leasing on Public Lands, Ensure Fair Return to Taxpayers
• Kansas City Blade Manufacturer to Pay Penalty for Alleged Violations of Environmental Law
• Biden-Harris Administration Leaders Discuss “Good Jobs in the Clean Economy”
• EPA Seeks Public Input on Re-evaluation of the Cleanup Plan for Woodbrook Road Dump Superfund Site
• After a Bitter Fight, European Lawmakers Pass a Bill to Repair Nature
• After a Year of Protests, the Toll Rises for Museums and Activists
• EPA Settles with Polypeptide Labs over Air Emissions, Hazardous Waste Claims
• United States Announces Settlement with J.R. Simplot to Improve Hazardous Waste Management and Reduce Emissions at Idaho Facility
• Secretary Haaland Highlights Clean Energy, Collaborative Conservation During Investing in America Tour Stops in New York and Vermont
• Deputy Secretary Beaudreau Announces New Members to Board of Trustees of The Conservation Trust of Puerto Rico
• EPA Penalizes Ross Stores for Unregistered Disinfectants
• EPA grants $5.6 million to Alaska to inventory drinking water service lines for lead in nearly 270 tribal and small disadvantaged communities  
• How WWF protects sea turtle species across the Pacific
• Secretary Haaland Highlights Investing in America Agenda, Indigenous Knowledge and Collaborative Conservation in Hawaiʻi
• Interior Department Takes Action to Strengthen Endangered Species Protections
• Secretary Haaland, Leaders Celebrate New U.S. Geological Survey / University of Hawai’i Facility to Support Volcano Monitoring & Ecosystem Restoration
• EPA Settles with Shipping Companies over Claims of Clean Water Act Violations
• EPA Invests Over $50 Million to Protect San Francisco Bay and Its Watersheds, Build Resilience to Climate Change
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $16 Million through the President’s Investing in America Agenda to Prevent the Imminent Extinction of Hawaiian Forest Birds
• How Countries Can Prosper Without Ruining the Planet
• EPA Proposes Cleanup Plan for Keddy Mill Superfund Site Superfund Site in Windham, Maine
• Watch Rare Burmese Peacock Turtles Hatching
• EPA Marks National Pollinator Week by Proposing Protections for 27 of the Most Vulnerable Endangered Species, Including Some Pollinators, from Pesticides
• EPA Settles with Three Honolulu Facilities to Prevent Oil Spills
• EPA Collecting Data to Assess Lake Ontario
• Hecla Mining Company penalized $143,000 for hazardous waste management violations at Greens Creek Silver Mine in Southeast Alaska
• Black Rhinos, Horns Cut Off, Lose Some of Their Gusto
• NRC Environmental Services and Oakland Power Company to Pay $230K Fine and Improve Hazardous Waste Training in CA
• The Vaquita Hangs On: Drone Video Shows a Critically Endangered Porpoise in Mexico
• EPA Region 7 Presents $2M Check to East Central Intergovernmental Association in Iowa After Selection for Brownfields Grants
• Birds With a Taste for Flesh Threaten Whale Calves
• An Ancient Egyptian Mural Offers an Exquisitely Detailed View of Several Bird Species
• American Kestrels Are in a Puzzling Decline
• EPA, Oklahoma Officials Celebrate Agriculture Community’s Contributions to Public Health and Environmental Protection
• 2 Dead Humpback Whales Seen Floating Off Coast of New York
• EPA Fines Heritage Environmental Services LLC in KCMO for Alleged Hazardous Waste Violations
• Eastman Chemical Resins Inc. to pay $2.4 million penalty for multiple environmental violations at West Elizabeth Pa. facility
• Biden-Harris Administration Continues Commitment to Protect the Stability, Sustainability of Colorado River Basin
• EPA Announces $173 Million Investment to Strengthen Drought Resilience in Ventura, California
• 380 new species discovered in the Greater Mekong in 2021 and 2022
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $62.5 Million Through Investing in America Agenda for Endangered Species Recovery Planning
• Cleanup Operations at Oil Discharge Scene Near Washington, Kansas, Shift to Restoration
• Your DNA Can Now Be Pulled From Thin Air. Privacy Experts Are Worried.
• After Australia’s devastating wildfires, camera traps capture remarkable wildlife recovering
• Interior and Agriculture Departments Invest $2.8 Billion to Improve Public Lands and Support Conservation Efforts Across the United States
• Deputy Secretary Beaudreau Announces Nearly $4 Million to Protect and Restore Wildlife Migration Paths and Habitats
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Availability of $30 Million for Great Lakes Projects in Underserved Communities
• Federal, Tribal, and State Leaders Launch Puget Sound Federal Leadership Task Force
• EPA proposes new requirements for Haines wastewater plant to disinfect sewage discharges 
• EPA orders Florida Garden Supplies, Inc. in Livonia, Michigan to stop sale of unregistered pesticides
• A More Climate-Resistant Coffee Rises in Africa
• Interior Department Announces More Than $146 Million for Wetland Conservation Projects and National Wildlife Refuges
• EPA Celebrates the 2023 Winners of the Presidential Environmental Youth and Educator Awards in Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina
• Two Rhode Island teachers receive EPA’s 2023 Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators
• EPA Orders Hiro Systems Hawaii to Stop Sale of Unregistered, Possibly Fraudulent Disinfectants
• EPA Celebrates Three California Winners of the Presidential Environmental Youth Award
• EPA Fines Bollinger County, Missouri, Landowner for Illegal Dams
• Proposed Settlement Resolves EPA Clean Water Act Claims Against Maine Fish Hatchery
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Over $140 Million for Water Conservation and Efficiency Projects in the West
• Earth Day Recognized at Truly Living Well Center for Urban Agriculture
• EPA Recognizes Ohio Educator with 2023 Presidential Innovation Award
• Urban Waters Federal Partnership announces new location in Raleigh, N.C. bringing partnership and resources together to help restore Walnut Creek
• Interior Department Announces $1 Million for Conservation Partnerships at Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge
• EPA Encourages Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands Pursuit of Zero Waste
• After She Traded One Patagonia for Another, Tragedy Couldn’t Keep Her Away
• EPA awards $1.8 million to help restore Delaware Inland Bays under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
• EPA Awards Nearly $1.5M in Research Grants to Reduce U.S. Household Food Waste
• Biden-Harris Administration Selects the Inter-American University of Puerto Rico to Serve as New Technical Assistance Center to Help Communities Across the Caribbean Access Historic Investments to Advance Environmental Justice
• EPA awards $1.8 million to help restore Maryland Coastal Bays under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
• EPA Awards Nearly $1.5M in Research Grants to Reduce U.S. Household Food Waste
• Northern Star (Pogo) LLC penalized $600,000 for hazardous waste management violations
• EPA Fines Weiler Inc. in Iowa for Alleged Hazardous Waste Violations
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Up to $233 Million in Water Conservation Funding for Gila River Indian Community
• EPA Region 7 to Present Pollution Prevention Award to Grandview Cabinetry in Parsons, Kansas
• EPA Fines Bobalee Inc. in Iowa for Alleged Hazardous Waste Violations
• Statement by EPA Deputy Administrator Janet McCabe on National Farmworker Awareness Week
• Macron, Trying to Move Past Pension Fury, Announces Water Plan
• Interior Department Releases Proposed Plan to Guide the Balanced Management of Public Lands
• Interior Disburses Over $353 Million to Gulf States to Support Coastal Restoration and Conservation
• EPA Announces $3 Million For New York to Plan Innovative Climate Projects Across the State
• EPA Proposes Former Uranium Mining District on Navajo Nation for Superfund National Priorities List
• U.S. EPA Honors 2023 ENERGY STAR® Partners of the Year Award Winners in Florida
• EPA honors 2023 ENERGY STAR® Partners of the Year Award winners in Colorado and Utah
• EPA Honors New England Organizations as 2023 ENERGY STAR Partners of the Year
• EPA Proposes the Federated Metals Corp. Whiting Site in Hammond, Indiana to be Added to the Superfund National Priorities List to Protect Public Health from Contamination
• How community and Indigenous efforts contribute to protecting our oceans
• EPA Announces $170 Million WIFIA Loan to Help Limit Water Shortages in San Diego County, California
• EPA Orders Companies to Comply with Clean Water Act to Restore Wetlands in Rincón, Puerto Rico
• EPA ordena a empresas cumplimiento con la Ley de Agua Limpia y restaurar humedales en Rincón, Puerto Rico
• Statement by EPA Administrator Michael S. Regan on National Agriculture Day
• National Freight Carrier to Pay Civil Penalties and Implement Stormwater Compliance Measures for Clean Water Act Noncompliance
• Shifting Weather Patterns Bring New Bird Species to New York City
• Facing Extinction, but Available for Selfies in Japan’s Animal Cafes
• Aerial Application to Restore Vegetation at Superfund Site Occuring on Blue Mountain
• Interior Department Announces $417 Million for Recreation and Restoration Projects in Nevada and California
• EPA Opens Application Period for Grant Supporting Education and Training for Pesticide Applicators
• EPA Settlement Resolves Alleged Hazardous Waste Management Violations at Fall River, Mass. Facility
• Advisory Committee Charts a Path Forward for Controlling Destructive Invasive Species
• How to Approach Conservation and Why It Matters
• EPA Announces 100th WIFIA Loan, Investing $115 Million to Improve Resilience to Extreme Weather in Santa Clara County, California
• WWF’s Dechen Dorji on keeping the spirit of the Year of the Tiger close to our hearts
• Secretary Haaland Highlights Value of Pacific Nation Engagement in Australia Visit
• In Australia, Secretary Haaland Delivers Remarks Highlighting Importance of Indigenous-Led Conservation and International Partnerships
• EPA Awards $500,000 Environmental Job Training Grant to Los Angeles Conservation Corps
• Biden-Harris Administration Delivers $728 Million in Historic Investments to Address Western Drought, Improve Climate Resilience
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Vermont
• General Motor’s Superfund Site in Massena, New York Will Receive Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funds to Continue Cleanup
• MEDIA ADVISORY: EPA to hold Press Event announcing the start of Remedial Actions at the Smokey Mountain Smelters Site in Knoxville, TN
• EPA orders Hydro House in Lake Orion, Michigan to stop sale of unregistered pesticide
• Interior Department Takes Action to Strengthen Endangered Species Act
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Action to Help Protect Bristol Bay Salmon Fisheries
• Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funds $23 Million of Water Infrastructure Projects in Puerto Rico
• Protecting the Amazon’s swimways
• EPA Fines Newton, Kansas, Landowner for Illegal Dumping in Streams
• EPA Proposes Settlement to Protect Sacramento River Endangered Species
• A big win for the planet – and people – in Alaska
• Using Fossils to Bring the LA River Back to Life
• Department of the Interior Releases Multiagency Strategy for Preventing Imminent Extinction of Hawaiʻi Forest Birds 
• Limitless Vistas Inc to receive $500,000 to Fund Environmental Job Training Programs
• EPA Highlights Ongoing Progress in the Rouge River Area of Concern in Southeast Michigan
• La administración Biden-Harris anuncia $14,3 millones de dólares en subvenciones para terrenos baldíos de la Ley de Infraestructura Bipartidista destinados a capacitar a trabajadores ambientales
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $14.3 Million in Brownfields Grants from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to Train Environmental Workers
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $500,000 EPA Brownfields Grant to Train Hawaii Environmental Workers, Revitalize Communities
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $1.5 Million in EPA Brownfields Grants to Train California Environmental Workers, Revitalize Communities
• A One-Woman Business Harvests Shellfish and Helps Protect Them
• EPA Announces Settlement with TForce to Correct Hazardous Waste Violations in 39 States
• Conservation highlights of 2022
• $10.3 Million in Grants Awarded to Improve the Health of Long Island Sound
• Federal settlement paves way for continued work at former Chlor-Alkali Facility Superfund Site
• The Missing Mammal That May Have Shaped California’s Kelp Forests
• International wildlife trade talks lead to more protections for animals
• EPA awards New Jersey nearly $169 million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding for water infrastructure improvements
• United States and State of Wisconsin Reach Settlement with Container Life Cycle Management on Air Emissions and Waste Management Violations
• Interior Department Announces New Partnerships and Offices to Leverage New Resources for Indian Country
• North Pacific Seafoods penalized $345,000 for Clean Air Act violations
• U.N. Mission Joins Growing Calls to Label Great Barrier Reef ‘In Danger’
• Earth Now Has 8 Billion Humans. This Man Wishes There Were None.
• EPA and State Partners Announce Major Improvement in Clean Water Act Permit Compliance
• EPA Announces 22 Healthy Communities Grants worth over $740,000 Awarded in New England
• EPA Announces 6 Healthy Communities Grants worth over $190,000 Awarded in Rhode Island
• Deforestation Brings Bat-Borne Virus Home to Roost
• EPA Announces Selection of Members to Farm, Ranch, and Rural Communities Federal Advisory Committee
• EPA Celebrates Year One Accomplishments Under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
• Brazil, Indonesia and Congo Sign Rainforest Protection Pact
• Court to Reconsider Trump-Era Decision That Favored Alaska Road Project
• EPA Penalizes Ampac Fine Chemicals, Resolving Claims of Hazardous Waste Law Violations
• Oklahoma City Used Oil Recyclers Pay Nearly $2 Million for Processing, Transportation, and Storage Violations
• EPA Reaches Settlement with Evergy Kansas Central Inc. on Actions to Address Compliance with Coal Combustion Residuals Regulations
• EPA Announces Settlement for Groundwater Cleanup at Landfill and Resource Recovery, Inc. Superfund Site in N. Smithfield, Rhode Island
• EPA Reaches Settlement with Evergy Kansas Central Inc. on Actions to Address Compliance with Coal Combustion Residuals Regulations
• The Return of the Jaguar in the Yucatán Peninsula
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Almost $1.2 Million for Three Community Air Pollution Monitoring Projects in Illinois
• EPA and Keweenaw Bay Indian Community in Michigan Begin New Project to Build Resilience at Coastal and Shoreline Habitats
• EPA $18.5 Million Rebate Will Put Clean School Buses on the Streets of New York City
• UPS Settles with EPA to Correct Alleged Hazardous Waste Violations Nationwide
• EPA Awards Over $14 Million to Improve and Protect Water Quality in Arizona, California, Nevada & Hawaii
• EPA Selects Recipients of More Than $9 Million in Pollution Prevention Grants
• EPA Awards Six Environmental Merit Awards to Rhode Island Recipients
• EPA Awards Three Environmental Merit Awards to Vermont Recipients
• EPA Awards Three Environmental Merit Awards to Massachusetts Recipients
• EPA Awards Three Environmental Merit Awards to Maine Recipients
• EPA Highlights Boston Harbor as a National Success Story to Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Clean Water Act
• EPA Region 7 Opens Application Period for 2022 Pollution Prevention Recognition Awards Program
• EPA Recognizes Florida WaterSense Partners for Promoting Water Efficiency and Cost-Savings
• EPA Recognizes WaterSense Partners Promoting Water Efficiency, Cost-Savings, including New Jersey American Water
• EPA Recognizes WaterSense Partners Promoting Water Efficiency, Cost-Savings
• Baltimore County Police cited by EPA for hazardous waste violations at firing range in Timonium, Md.
• EPA recognizes Charlottesville for water conservation efforts
• Seaport Refining to Pay $127,000 Penalty Under Settlement with EPA Tied to Refinery in Redwood City
• EPA recognizes the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District for efforts to promote water efficiency, cost savings
• EPA Recognizes North Carolina WaterSense Partners for Promoting Water Efficiency and Cost-Savings
• EPA Recognizes Georgia WaterSense Partners Promoting Water Efficiency, Cost-Savings
• Deputy Secretary Beaudreau Visits Mexico to Highlight Bilateral Conservation and Science Partnerships
• Australia Aims to Cut Its High Rate of Species Extinctions to Zero
• EPA Finalizes Environmental Justice Action Plan for Land Protection and Cleanup Programs
• Departments of the Interior and Agriculture Announce Members of Federal Council to Support Hunting, Conservation Efforts
• 3 Chimpanzees Kidnapped for Ransom From Congo Sanctuary
• How gorilla tourism can benefit wildlife and people
• Interior Department Announces Nearly $105 Million in Funding for Wetland Conservation Projects and National Wildlife Refuges
• Billions in Climate Deal Funding Could Help Protect U.S. Coastal Cities
• Celebrating 20 years of protecting the Brazilian Amazon
• Biden-Harris Administration Investing $15.8 Million to Restore Delaware River Watershed
• Pigs to the Rescue: An Invasive Species Helped Save Australia’s Crocodiles
• Drought Is Declared in Parts of a Hot, Dry Britain
• Some Firefly Species Await a Night That Never Comes
• Nepal more than doubles its wild tiger population
• Penan Stop Loggers in Culturally Sensitive Conservation Area
• Monarch Butterflies Are Placed on IUCN Red List
• Heavily poached sturgeon slip toward extinction
• Australia’s Environment in Crisis, Report Says
• Court Orders Toxics Reviewed for Endangered Species Impact
• Camera traps capture mother tiger with four cubs
• Did Nature Heal During the Pandemic ‘Anthropause’?
• MONTANA: New Wildlife Refuge Conserves Elk, Bear Lynx Habitat
• Secretary Haaland Announces Expansion of National Wildlife Refuge System with Lost Trail Conservation Area in Montana
• Fin Whales Are Making a Comeback in Antarctic Waters, a Study Finds
• IDAHO: Need for Better Science Halts USDA Carnivore Killing
• Biden Administration Tosses Trump Definition of ‘Habitat’ for Endangered Species
• A Giant Stingray May Be the World’s Largest Freshwater Fish
• Climate Groups Use Endangered Species Act to Try to Stop Drilling
• Department of the Interior Proposes Expanding Conservation Technique as Climate Change Threatens Greater Species Extinction
• Department of the Interior Announces $279 Million to Support Public Parks, Expand Outdoor Recreation Access
• The World’s Largest Plant Is a Self-Cloning Sea Grass in Australia
• Relatable facts about endangered species
• Scientists Uncover a Shady Web of Online Spider Sales
• Eastern monarch butterfly population shows signs of recovery
• On Safari in the Transylvanian Alps, Where Bison Roam Once More
• Canadian Hydropower Destined for U.S. Hits a Roadblock in Maine
• In Warming World Oceans Risk Mass Extinctions, Model Shows
• 20 Percent of Reptiles Risk Extinction, From King Cobras to Geckos
• Secretary Haaland Announces $95 Million for Wetland Conservation Projects and National Wildlife Refuges
• A Portrait of South Georgia: Abundance, Exploitation, Recovery
• Even the Cactus May Not Be Safe From Climate Change
• South Africa Inflates Value of Trophy Hunts to Conservation
• Bobcats With a Taste for Python Eggs Might Be the Guardians of Florida’s Swamp
• Secretary Haaland Highlights Locally Led Conservation Efforts in El Paso, Texas
• Deputy Secretary Beaudreau Highlights Investments from President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in Western Tour
• What is the sixth mass extinction and what can we do about it?
• Tree Planting Is Booming. Here’s How That Could Help, or Harm, the Planet.
• Leveraging technology to support mountain gorilla conservation
• How gender equality impacts conservation
• Eight species making a comeback
• Researchers See ‘Future of an Entire Species’ in Ultrasound Technique
• Using Science and Celtic Wisdom to Save Trees (and Souls)
• Interior and Agriculture Departments Invite Nominations for Federal Council to Support Hunting, Conservation Efforts
• Australia Declares Koalas an Endangered Species
• Wolves Will Regain Federal Protection in Much of the U.S.
• Lion and Leopard Injuries From Humans Are Recorded in Tooth and Bone
• Newly proposed grassland conservation act offers hope for vital ecosystems
• If Rover Can Make It Here, Perhaps Bald Eagles Can Make It Anywhere
• Scientists discover 224 new species in the Greater Mekong
• Two Simple Tricks That Help Owls Stay in Their New Homes
• How scientists count tigers in India
• What you may not know about the primates of the Greater Mekong
• Women’s Role in Conservation Lags, Despite Success
• William Conway, Who Reimagined America’s Zoos, Is Dead at 91
• Ecuador Vows at COP26 to Create Marine Reserve for Galápagos Islands
• New Grazing Methods May Preserve Grasslands, Keep Carbon in Soil
• Please Don’t Feed the Whale Sharks? Fishing Town Says It Must, to Prosper.
• Jane Goodall’s Hopeful Survival Guide for Humans
• In Sonoma County, ‘Regenerative Agriculture’ Is the Next Big Thing
• A Taste for Pangolin Meat and the Fall of an African Wildlife Cartel
• Prince William’s Earthshot Prize Honors Costa Rica and Milan in Climate Fight
• A Climate Activist Walked in the Louis Vuitton Fashion Show
• Protected Too Late: U.S. Officials Report More Than 20 Extinctions
• Volcanic Eruptions Helped Dinosaurs Dominate Planet Earth
• Sea Shepherd Tracks Down and Exposes Notorious Chinese Squid Fishing Fleet off the Galapagos Islands
• Mexico and Sea Shepherd Partner to Save Vaquita Porpoise
• Gabon Minister Suspends Shrimp Fishery and Expels Purse Seiner that Tormented Two Humpback Whales
• Democrats Want a ‘Climate Corps.’ They Just Can’t Agree How to Create It.
• Komodo Dragons Are Now Endangered and ‘Moving Toward Extinction’
• New Report Shows Substantial Decline in the Critically Endangered Māui Dolphin Population
• For States Dealing With the Spotted Lanternfly, the Policy Is No Mercy
• National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) identifies China for illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing by its distant water (DWF) fleet
• Saved by a Bucket, but Can the Owens Pupfish Survive?
• Southwest Wildfires Endanger Saguaros
• Climate Change Could Devastate Emperor Penguins, U.S. Officials Warn
• What Animals See in the Stars, and What They Stand to Lose
• Rising River Temperatures Threaten Salmon in Pacific Northwest
• This Butterfly Was the First in North America That People Made Extinct
• Important Updates on PFAS
• Save Our Sharks – Commentary by Captain Alex Cornelissen
• Illegal Fishing Vessels Intercepted as Peruvian Prosecutors Sail on Sea Shepherd Ship
• Celebrating Pride: On bringing your whole self to the effort of protecting the planet
• Celebrating Pride: On bringing your whole self to the effort of protecting the planet
• New tiger sighting in Thailand gives hope for conservation
• New tiger sighting in Thailand gives hope for conservation
• Sea Shepherd featured in Shark Conservation Documentary ‘Fin’ Directed by Eli Roth
• 3 things you can do to help your local pollinators
• 3 things you can do to help your local pollinators
• The Biden Administration Pledge to ‘Lead with Science’ Can’t Stop at PFAS Chemistries
• Humans must learn to coexist with nature
• Two snow leopards successfully collared in Nepal
• Glacier Blood? Watermelon Snow? Whatever It’s Called, Snow Shouldn’t Be So Red.
• Sea Shepherd Embarks on Long-Term Conservation Effort to Protect the Dolphins of the Amazon River
• Sea Shepherd Vessel John Paul DeJoria Arrives in Dominica
• Global Cactus Traffickers Are Cleaning Out the Deserts
• Intruder Pests May Drain Trillions From Africa’s Economies, Study Finds
• WWF’s Nilanga Jayasinghe on how her Asian heritage inspired her conservation career
• What to Save? Climate Change Forces Brutal Choices at National Parks.
• Five Trawlers Arrested as New Partnership with Sierra Leone Begins
• How would offshore oil and gas drilling in the Arctic impact wildlife?
• Campaign Announcement: Sea Shepherd Scientific Expeditions – Revillagigedo
• Anuncio de Campaña: Expediciones Científicas de Sea Shepherd – Revillagigedo
• Food for Thought: Why A “One-Size-Fits-All” Approach Has a Bad Taste
• Blackout Circles the World Tonight for Earth Hour
• African Elephants Classed as Two Species, Both Endangered
• Some Elephants in Africa Are Just a Step From Extinction
• Sustainable Fisheries, a Contradiction
• What’s Good for the Ocean May Also Be Good for Business
• Trawling for Fish May Unleash as Much Carbon as Air Travel, Study Says
• The Making of a ‘European Yellowstone’
• For Planet Earth, No Tourism is a Curse and a Blessing
• Borneo Rainforest Shelters Bird Lost 172 Years Ago
• California Condors Get an Assist From an Unlikely Source: A Wind Power Company
• China extends tariff exclusions on imported hardwood lumber, logs
• For Shielding Endangered Neighbors, Pandas Make Flimsy Umbrellas
• America Rejoins World Accord to Limit Climate Crisis
• Meet Elizabeth Ann, the First Cloned Black-Footed Ferret
• Changing Climate Top Threat to Natural World Heritage
• Can These Hedge Trimmers With Fins Avoid a Brush With Extinction?
• The Mouse That Survived a Volcanic Apocalypse
• Northwest’s Salmon Population May Be Running Out of Time
• Trump Opens Habitat of a Threatened Owl to Timber Harvesting
• Biden’s Green Team Takes Shape With Race, Gender Firsts
• Colisión en el mar cuando barcos de Sea Shepherd son atacados en el refugio de la vaquita en México
• Collision at Sea as Sea Shepherd Vessels Attacked in Mexico’s Vaquita Refuge
• Monarch Butterflies Qualify for Endangered List. They Still Won’t Be Protected.
• New Book Links Southeast Asia’s Wildlife Trade to COVID
• Sea Shepherd Research Mission Discovers Possible New Species of Whale in Mexico
• How You Can Help Count and Conserve Native Bees
• The Importance of Relevant Best Available Science on 1,3-Butadiene’s TSCA Risk Evaluation
• Georgina Mace, Who Shaped List of Endangered Species, Dies at 67
• Formaldehyde and the Need for Best Available Science
• Totoaba Trafficking Arrests Made in Mexico
• Leapin’ Lizards: Argentine Tegus Run Wild in Georgia
• Remaining Vigiliant in the Face of COVID-19
• 5 Fabulous Facts About Hogfish
• 7 Ocean Songs for Kids
• These Creepy Ocean Creatures Are the Stuff of Nightmares
• Training Facial Recognition on Some New Furry Friends: Bears
• The Wolffish is Weird-Looking and Wonderful
• Skull Fossil Shows How Human Cousin Adapted to Changing Climate
• 5 Sensational Sea Snail Species
• A New Era in Ocean Conservation
• Trump Pushes Gray Wolf off Endangered Species List
• Only Together Can We RISE UP for Our Ocean
• Sand Dollars are Truly Priceless
• Ghost Net Retrieval Operations Successfully Conclude in Vaquita Refuge
• The Maldives is a Hot Spot for Tourists, Tuna and Ghost Gear
• 4 Steps All of Us Can Take for a Fair Election
• In Madagascar, Endangered Lemurs Find a Private Refuge
• 6 Sea-riously Spooky Fish Species
• Dive into Ocean Conservation Photography
• Eleven Ocean Podcasts to Transport You Underneath the Waves
• My Favorite Facts About Leatherbacks
• The Great Barrier Reef Has Lost Half Its Corals
• 5 Life Lessons From Marine Wildlife
• Why Do Seahorses Look Like Horses?
• Get to Know the Paper Nautilus
• What is E-Navigation and Why is it Important in the Arctic?
• Protecting Our Planet’s Biodiversity
• Going to Great Depths for Ghost Gear
• Jacksonville Jaguars Rookie K’Lavon Chaisson Joins Team Ocean
• A Salute to Salt Marshes
• 356 Elephants Dropped Dead. Did This Bacteria Poison Them?
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Her Life and Legacy
• Sea Shepherd and EarthxTV Launch Exclusive Monthly Online Series – Sea Shepherd – Ocean ACTION Reports
• 7 Questions about the Arctic Sea Ice Minimum, Answered
• Caribou, Old-growth Forest Losers in BC Logging Plans
• Tackling Ghost Gear through Community Engagement
• Reducing Plastics and Other Waste in the Arctic Ocean
• Trump Again Assaults Alaska’s Tongass National Forest
• Software Foils Poachers With Rare Rhinos’ Footprints
• Campaign Announcement – Operation Divina Guadalupe
• 19-Year-Old Cleans Up Trash on Saipan Shores
• Extinction Is Not Inevitable. These Species Were Saved.
• The Real Power of the Pistol Shrimp
• Tapping the Brakes on Pebble Mine
• Brazil Pantanal Scorched by Fires
• Another Year Older
• Help Save the Endangered Species Act
• 10 Thriving Sea Jellies
• The March on Washington
• Cooking for Our Ocean
• 7 Mega Wild Facts About the Megalodon
• Why Some Tropical Fish Are Gettin’ Squiggly With It
• How Will COVID-19 Affect Marine Science?
• What’s Next for the Mauritius Oil Spill?
• Working with Miami’s Office of Resilience and Sustainability
• How I Got Started in Shark Science
• Why are Mangroves Important?
• Making Sense of Mako Shark Conservation
• Sea Shepherd Signs Agreement with Peru to Help Establish New Marine Protected Areas and Mitigate Threats to Marine Biodiversity
• On the Shores of Cape Cod, Where the Oyster Is Their World
• Cheers to 230 Years of the U.S. Coast Guard
• 3 Tips for Ethically Photographing Marine Wildlife
• Trump Sued to Stop Assault on Bedrock Environmental Law
• Stop Sea-Urching, Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Sea Urchins
• Sea Shepherd Warns that Sharks Have Less Protection on the High Seas
• Plastic “Dust” in the Wind
• Great Lakes, Great White Sharks, Great Face Paint
• In the Arctic, the Water Connects Us
• Joining Forces With the United States to Tackle Ghost Gear
• House Invests in NOAA and Our Blue Economy
• Your Biggest Questions About Sharks, Answered
• What Lies on Land May Not Lie Beneath
• New Red Algae Are Threatening Hawaii’s Coral Reefs, Scientists Say
• Northern Right Whales Are on the Brink, and Trump Could Be Their Last Hope
• New Plan will Jeopardize the Arctic Coast
• 365 Elephants Died in Botswana. The Cause Is a Mystery
• Meet the Striped Pyjama Squid
• New Orleans Cooking Demo with Ocean Conservancy and Centerplate Executive Chef Brandon Felder
• Sea Shepherd Seeks Injunction Against U.S. Agencies to Save Critically Endangered Māui Dolphin
• What Climate Change Means for Alaskan Shellfish Farming
• 6 Ways to Support Sustainable Fisheries From Home
• A New Era of Ocean-Climate Action
• 8 Curiously Odd Ocean Finds
• TSCA: 4 Years Past and Looking Ahead to Future
• Reducing Risk in U.S. Arctic Waters
• Are You an Amazing Photographer?
• The Legacy of Florida’s Little River
• Marine Parasites are Creative Masterminds
• New State Management for Red Snapper is Driving Overfishing
• ELCM specialization changed to ‘Ecosystems Conservation and Management’
• Trump Again Undermines Conservation and Public Voices
• What’s Killing Jaguars in Central and South America?
• Turning Ghost Gear Into Art
• Sea Shepherd Statement on Social Justice
• Wildife Suffers Humpty Dumpty Effect as Humans Multiply
• World Ocean Day 2020
• My Journey to Ghost Gear
• What’s the Deal with Garden Eels?
• The Powerful Impacts of Climate Change on Fisheries
• South Africa’s Live Wild Animal Trade to China Exposed
• When Coral’s Colorful Show Is a Sign That It’s Sick
• Sea Shepherd Files Lawsuit Against U.S. Agencies to Save New Zealand’s Māui Dolphin from Extinction
• 4 Ocean Animal Superpowers
• 11 Facts About Horseshoe Crabs That Will Blow Your Mind
• Integrated Ocean Management in the United States
• Iconic Species That Call the Everglades Home
• These Large Carnivorous Lizards Are Right Where They Belong
• Experience America’s Wetlands from Home
• Siphonophores Could Be the Longest Animals in the World
• Lawsuit Tests Trump’s Grab of $7.2B for Border Wall
• Fighting for Healthy Fisheries in a Time of Economic Crisis
• What is a Wetland?
• Unexpected Creatures Thriving in the 49th State
• Heat-Resistant Corals Could Help Save Reefs into the Future
• These Ocean Animals are Pros at Sheltering in Place
• Montana Court Vacates 278 BLM Oil and Gas Leases
• A Recap of Earth Day Virtual Cooking Demo with Centerplate and T-Mobile Park Executive Chef Taylor Park
• First Invasive ‘Murder Hornets’ Found in United States
• Working Together Towards Science-Based Policies in Florida
• 11 Books About the Sea that Kids Will Love
• Reflections of a Floridian Fishing Guide
• 5 Good Things Happening in the Ocean
• Coronavirus Disrupts Illegal Wildlife Trafficking, For Now
• Birds That Eat Fire, Pet Food and Sugar Packets to Live Another Day
• Hurricanes Are Reshaping Evolution Across the Caribbean
• Finding Hope and Peace During COVID-19
• 5 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day’s 50th Anniversary from Home
• Protecting Nature from Indoors
• Ten Years After the BP Oil Spill, Restoration Offers Hope for the Gulf
• Bought for a Song: An Indonesian Craze Puts Wild Birds at Risk
• Celebrate Earth Day and Our Ocean from Home
• New Study from Iceland Tracks Marine Debris
• Kelp-ful Ocean Education for Your Kids
• Why ‘Tiger King’ Is Not ‘Blackfish’ for Big Cats
• 5 Ocean Animals Named After Other Animals
• Wait…What’s a Blue-Footed Booby?
• Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Welcomes New CEO: Captain Alex Cornelissen
• Announcement – Sea Shepherd Fleet in Self Quarantine
• How are Species Recovering 10 Years After the Deepwater Horizon Oil Disaster?
• How Do Health Officials Figure Out How to “Flatten the Curve”?
• Why Do Humpback Whales Breach?
• Five Videos to Enjoy While Social Distancing
• Feather Stars are Here to Swim into Your Heart
• Small Steps to Reduce Food Waste
• Mouthbrooding Fish Bring Child Care to a New Level
• What are Scrubbers?
• A Note from Our CEO on COVID-19
• Anti-poaching Patrols Continue Under the Yellow Flag
• Sea Shepherd COVID-19 Announcement
• Silky Shark with Longline Hook Seen During Freediving Expedition with CONANP Park Ranger
• Silky Shark with Longline Hook Seen During Freediving Expedition with CONANP Park Ranger
• Vaquita found Entangled in Illegal Gillnet
• Vaquita found Entangled in Illegal Gillnet
• Celebrating Inspirational Women
• Sea Shepherd Attacked in Vaquita Refuge on World Wildlife Day
• Sea Shepherd Attacked in Vaquita Refuge on World Wildlife Day
• What is Watermelon Snow?
• Trump Proposal Would Slash NOAA’s Budget … Again
• Marine Wildlife from A to Z
• Level Up Your Commitment to Our Ocean
• A Guide to Safer Shipping in the Bering Strait Region
• Questions for Queen Quet
• Humpback Whale Entangled in Illegal Gillnet Rescued inside Vaquita Refuge
• Humpback Whale Entangled in Illegal Gillnet Rescued inside Vaquita Refuge
• Defending the Law That Brought Birds Back from the Brink
• This Tiny Creature Seemed Extinct. DNA Technology Helped Prove It Wasn’t.
• Humpback Whale Entangled in Illegal Gillnet Rescued inside Vaquita Refuge
• When Rapid Climate Change Gets Even Faster
• Sea Shepherd Embarks on Operation Treasured Islands – Revillagigedo
• Sea Shepherd Embarks on Operation Treasured Islands – Revillagigedo
• What are Invasive Species, Really? And What Can We Do About Them?
• Impressions of Mangroves
• Is This Manta Ray Really Pink?
• Does the Albatross Really Mate for Life?
• Grizzly Bear Death Rates Are Climbing
• Shots Fired at Sea Shepherd Ship Inside Vaquita Refuge
• Shots Fired at Sea Shepherd Ship Inside Vaquita Refuge
• Shots Fired at Sea Shepherd Ship Inside Vaquita Refuge
• Your Top 10 Questions About Fish Answered
• Can the World’s Strangest Mammal Survive?
• Fireflies Have a Mating Problem: The Lights Are Always On
• Our Draft Picks for #TeamOcean
• Can Sharks Walk?
• How Toxic is the Stonefish?
• 5 Photos That Prove Seabirds and Shorebirds Make Amazing Moms
• Sea Shepherd Legal Signs Agreement With Ecuador’s Attorney General to Fight IUU Fishing
• Sea Shepherd Legal Signs Agreement With Ecuador’s Attorney General to Fight IUU Fishing
• Meteorite or Volcano? New Clues to the Dinosaurs’ Demise
• How Do Gills Work?
• Save Our Seas 2.0 Act Just Passed the Senate—Here’s Why It Matters
• Ghost Gear Reflections and Resolutions
• Could Orcas Love Their Grandmas as Much as We Do?
• Climate, Logging Menace Madagascar’s Unique Ecology
• 7 Fish with Unusual Names
• Mantis Shrimp: The Ocean Predator You Need to Meet
• Sea Shepherd Removes over 1000 Pieces of Illegal Fishing Gear from Vaquita Habitat
• Sea Shepherd Removes over 1000 Pieces of Illegal Fishing Gear from Vaquita Habitat
• 4 Things to Know About Blue Whales
• Preparing for Surprises
• Meet the Lumpsucker
• Top 10 Ocean Songs of the Decade
• Happy Holidays from Ocean Conservancy
• 7 Species Ready for the Holiday SEAson
• New York State Bans Aerial Spraying of Chlorpyrifos
• Sea Shepherd Reveals Unbridled Poaching as 80 Skiffs Raid Habitat of Critically Endangered Vaquita Porpoise
• Sea Shepherd Reveals Unbridled Poaching as 80 Skiffs Raid Habitat of Critically Endangered Vaquita Porpoise
• Sea Shepherd Reveals Unbridled Poaching as 80 Skiffs Raid Habitat of Critically Endangered Vaquita Porpoise
• Why the Great Auk Is Gone for Good
• Six NFL Players Join #TeamOcean for My Cause My Cleats Games
• Bringing Our Ocean to This Year’s UN Climate Change Conference
• In Honor of Native American Defenders of Our Ocean
• Dolphins Fans, Rejoice: Hard Rock Stadium Cutting 2.8 Million Single-Use Plastic Items in Time for Super Bowl LIV
• 11 Animals That’ll Thank You for Your Giving Tuesday Donation
• Fish Tales from Alaska
• Massive Salmon Farm Die-Off Pollutes British Columbia’s Clayoquot Sound
• Massive Salmon Farm Die-Off Pollutes British Columbia’s Clayoquot Sound
• Massive Salmon Farm Die-Off Pollutes British Columbia’s Clayoquot Sound
• Busting Ocean Myths
• Make a Difference for Manatees This Month
• Take it Slow: Reducing Ship Speeds Helps Whales and Our Climate
• Everything You Need to Know About Mangroves
• Sea Shepherd Supports Mexican Navy During Dawn Raid Seizing 16 Illegal Totoaba Gillnets
• Sea Shepherd Supports Mexican Navy During Dawn Raid Seizing 16 Illegal Totoaba Gillnets
• Sea Shepherd Supports Mexican Navy During Dawn Raid Seizing 16 Illegal Totoaba Gillnets
• How to Build Partnerships in Ocean Science and Technology
• Norman Myers Dies at 85; Sounded Early Alarm on Environment
• When Creative Worlds Collide in Saint Petersburg
• Sea Shepherd To Illuminate Empire State Building To Honor Its Commitment For The Oceans
• Sea Shepherd To Illuminate Empire State Building To Honor Its Commitment For The Oceans
• Whether Up River or On Land, Ocean Cleanups Start with Us
• For The Whales: Sea Shepherd on Makah Tribe’s Request to Hunt Whales
• For The Whales: Sea Shepherd on Makah’s Tribe Request to Hunt Whales
• For The Whales: Sea Shepherd on Makah Tribe’s Request to Hunt Whales
• Dispatches on Ghost Gear from Our Ocean 2019
• 3 Threats Facing Manatees Today
• Sea Shepherd hauls ghost net marking start of Operation Milagro VI
• Sea Shepherd hauls ghost net marking start of Operation Milagro VI
• From Response to Restoration in the Gulf of Mexico
• Learning, Sharing, Acting for the Ocean in Oslo
• Strait of Georgia Herring in Steep Decline
• Strait of Georgia Herring in Steep Decline
• Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Partners with Costa Rica’s Ministry of Environment
• Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Partners with Costa Rica’s Ministry of Environment
• A Voyage That Ended, An Ideology That Endures
• Sea Shepherd Signs New Marine Conservation Agreement with Mexican Government
• Sea Shepherd Signs New Marine Conservation Agreement with Mexican Government
• Hold the Guacamole: Florida Making Important Steps in Combating Harmful Algal Blooms
• Mexico’s Deputy Head of PROFEPA Joins Sea Shepherd Vessel in Vaquita Refuge
• Mexico’s Director of PROFEPA Joins Sea Shepherd Vessel in Vaquita Refuge
• South Africa Reclassifies 33 Wild Species as Farm Animals
• Cleaning Up Our Hidden Shorelines
• Expedition Sights Endangered Vaquita Porpoise and Rampant Fishing Inside Biosphere Reserve
• Trump Administration Moves to Lift Protections for Fish and Divert Water to Farms
• Greetings from the Our Ocean Conference in Oslo!
• How Can You Give Back to Our Ocean?
• Court Blocks Trump’s Plan to Ease Bird Protections on Oil Lands
• Bringing Our Ocean to the Prairie
• Met Police Ban Climate Protesters From London
• Vaquita Monitoring Begins in the Upper Gulf of California
• Indianapolis Hosts 1st Global Center for Species Survival
• Inspiration from Latinx Leaders Fighting for Climate
• These State Birds May Be Forced Out of Their States as the World Warms
• Meet the Sarcastic Fringehead
• Dispatches from Chile
• Climate Protesters Take to Streets of Cities Worldwide
• What Does the SROCC Mean for the Arctic?
• Seagrass: The Ocean’s Unsung Hero
• What’s So Special About Sea Otters?
• How Long Before These Salmon Are Gone? ‘Maybe 20 Years’
• Be an Ocean Hero
• Sea Shepherd Sends Aid Ship to the Bahamas
• What is the Pacific Warm Blob?
• The Tijuana River Watershed: Going from Plastic to Prosperity
• A Disease is Ravaging Florida’s Coral Reefs
• Expedition to Sight Critically Endangered Vaquita Porpoise a Success
• Americans Agree: No Risky Offshore Drilling
• Fishing with Grandpa
• Why You Should Be in on the Secret Life of Seaweed
• Sea Shepherd’s Recommendations Taken Seriously at CITES CoP 18
• Celebrating 47 Years of Protecting the Ocean
• CITES Bans Sale of Wild Baby African Elephants to Zoos
• Commemorating Swanson Occupation
• Climate-Ready Fisheries are Healthy Fisheries
• 4 Things to Know about the Nautilus
• Ocean Planning Takes a Village
• Governments Protect Giraffes at CITES Meeting
• Meet the Future Leaders of Marine Conservation
• Meet the 2019 International Coastal Cleanup Animal: The Pelican!
• The Thick Gray Line: Forest Elephants Defend Against Climate Change
• From Disaster Recovery to Climate Justice
• For the Love of Our Ocean
• A Heartbreaking Dive in the Florida Keys
• Defending the Indefensible: Grieg Seafood Invites Pamela Anderson to Revisit
• CITES to Update Wildlife Trade Rules for 550 Species
• Trump Rolls Back Endangered Species Act Protections
• First Nations Flotilla
• Trump Administration Weakens Protections for Endangered Species
• A Better Gulf Coast for Us All
• New Brazilian Monkey Already At Risk of Habitat Loss
• Mangroves are Vital to Vietnam’s Coastal Communities
• 6 Sea Turtles You Need to Meet
• Murder Most Foul in the Faroe Islands
• Why Do Animals Glow? A Guide to Bioluminescence
• The Frogfish: Weird-Looking and Wonderful
• The Wonder of Shark Scales
• 9 Ways to Help Sharks This Shark Week
• Prince Harry Plans 2 Children ‘Maximum,’ for the Sake of the Planet
• 5 Shark Myths Debunked
• Pamela Anderson and First Nations Board Salmon Farms in BC
• Meet this Tiny, Glow-in-the-Dark Shark
• 12 Sharks You Should Know
• Four threats to manatees and mangroves in Florida – and how we can save them
• Can forensics save forests?
• Wildlife Changing Too Slowly to Survive Climate Change
• Sea Shepherd, Pamela Anderson and Green MP Lead Wild Salmon Flotilla
• The case for the right kind of logging in Peru
• Record-high Number of Species under Threat of Extinction
• How to Prepare for a Fin-tastic Shark Week
• What do sea turtles eat? Unfortunately, plastic bags.
• The Curious Case of the Coelacanth
• See the Deep Sea
• What’s the difference between climate change mitigation and adaptation?
• Baby Ocean Animals Who Are Here to Brighten Your Day
• The Difference Between Electric Eels and True Eels
• Jaguar: the amazing Amazon big cat
• What is the Arctic Sea Ice Minimum?
• Meet Some of the Most Gloriously Colorful Creatures in the Ocean
• 7 Weird and Wild Deep-Sea Creatures
• Everything You Need to Know About Sea Pigs
• This Bobtail Squid Might Be the Cutest Thing in the Ocean
• The Immortal Jellyfish Lives Up to Its Name
• Goodness Gracious, Great Balls of Ghost Gear
• All You Need to Know About the GIANT Squid
• Big win: Zambia halts mega dam on a crucial free-flowing river
• Our oceans are haunted by ghost nets: Why that’s scary and what we can do
• Our oceans are haunted by ghost nets: Why that’s scary and what we can do
• Meet the Smartest Ocean Animals 
• An Ode to the Flamboyant Cuttlefish
• 10 Ocean Animals You Might Not Know Live in the Gulf of Mexico
• Good News in the Fight Against Plastic
• Finding Innovative Solutions to Marine Debris on St. Paul Island
• Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Global Shipping
• World leaders can keep more fish in the ocean by ending this one practice
• Wild Salmon Recorded for First Time Inside Fish Farms
• Wild Salmon Recorded for First Time Inside Fish Farms
• This is the Sea Turtle Pledge You Don’t Want to Miss Out on in 2019
• The Seahorse is Ocean Father of the Year
• These Animal Migrations Are Huge — and Invisible
• Q&A with Ocean Farmer and Author Bren Smith
• Trying to Reason with Hurricane Season
• Young Victims of Climate Change Argue for Right to Healthy Climate
• Waves Come in Sets of Three: A Big Week for Ocean Action
• Hard Work, Partnership and Nearly 10 Tons of Trash
• 6 Arctic Myths that Need Debunking
• Who are the Biggest Animals in the Ocean?
• Court Blocks Controversial Oregon Grazing Permits
• CITES Conference Report Mexico
• CITES Conference Report Mexico
• We are the People of the Global Majority
• NGOs Buy Grazing Rights to Protect Argentina’s Species
• Birds of Bristol Bay
• China and the Arctic
• New Shipping Safety Plan Adopted in Aleutian Islands Region
• All You Need to Know About Graywater Discharge from Ships
• 4 Ways to Help Protect the Ocean at the Beach This Summer
• Marine Animals Face the Heat of Climate Change
• Kelp’s Mighty Role in Our Ocean
• Ocean Conversations
• There Really is Magic in Our Ocean
• New technology helps WWF and partners study whales in one of the most remote places on the planet
• Keeping Canada’s Most Urbanized Watershed Clean
• The More You NOAA: Congress Seeks $54 Million Increase for NOAA
• Making History in the Gulf’s Open Ocean
• These Endangered Marine Animals Need Your Help
• An uninhabited Australian island littered with plastic
• The Difference Between Venomous and Poisonous
• Operation Jairo 5
• Operation Jairo 5
• New Report Highlights Troubled Waters for Diversity of Life in Our Ocean
• Earth’s Most Famous Glaciers Could Melt Away by 2100
• Fishing in a Future of Climate Change
• EPA to Hold Public Meeting on Revisions to Draft Framework on Endangered Species Act Process for Pesticides
• Stand-Out Ocean Moms
• Just one-third of the world’s longest rivers remain free-flowing
• An Arctic Report from the “Official Hometown of Santa Claus”
• Trump Oil and Gas Plan Suffers a Setback
• Humans Threaten One Million Species With Extinction
• Q&A with Writer and Pulitzer Finalist Elizabeth Rush
• Who Was Your Favorite Teacher?
• Ghost Gear Haunts Myanmar
• Trailblazing women help ensure better tuna fishing in Ghana
• This Bizarre Fish Might Be Your New Favorite Animal
• US failing to meet Arctic protection goals
• Defending the brown bears of Bristol Bay
• What is a Kelp Forest?
• 11 Penguin Photos to Instantly Brighten Your Day
• Ocean to Everglades (O2E) Initiative Brings Environmental Focus to the Big Game
• A “Cinderella” story in tiger conservation
• Microplastics are Blowing in the Wind—and Here’s Why That Matters
• How to Help Sea Turtles This Earth Day
• NOAA Drops a Lifeline to Rare Gulf of Mexico Whale
• Remembering the 9th Anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Disaster
• 10 Photos of Sea Slugs That Will Blow Your Ocean-Lovin’ Mind
• Gulf For-Hire Fishermen Celebrate Permanent Red Snapper Benefits
• Why We Oppose Bernhardt
• Is Recycling Enough to Save Our Whales from Plastics?
• How Much is That Coral in the Window?
• Hard Lessons from a Disastrous Oil Spill
• 4 Ocean Tricksters
• 3 Ways Chefs are Advocating for Sustainable Seafood
• Mysterious Orca Could Be a New Species
• What is Gestation Like for Ocean Animals?
• Improving the Safety of At-Sea Fuel Transfer
• How Can We Help Beluga Whales?
• The Four Types of Forests Around the World
• What’s a boreal forest? And the three other types of forests around the world.
• Preventing Another Exxon Valdez Disaster
• Extinction Looms for World’s Smallest Porpoise
• Interview with the Founder of #TrashTag, Steven Reinhold
• Green Marine Species to Celebrate this (Almost) Spring
• Sea Shepherd Discovers Dead Vaquita Caught in Gillnet
• Sea Shepherd Discovers Dead Vaquita Caught in Gillnet
• Devastating Heavy Fuel Oil Spill in Solomon Islands Highlights Risks of World’s Dirtiest Fuel
• Why is an Orca Not a Whale?
• Costa Rica Drops all Charges on Captain Paul Watson
• Costa Rica Drops all Charges on Captain Paul Watson
• How Deep is the Ocean?
• Exploring Types of Invertebrates
• What Exactly IS a Narwhal Tusk?
• Sea Shepherd Uses Depictions of Tortured Animals to Fight Against Plastic in the Oceans
• Corals, Lobsters and Oysters—Oh My!
• Animals You Didn’t Know Were Related to Sharks
• Let Communities Decide How to Keep Their Beaches Trash Free
• Who is Working the Chesapeake Bay Today?
• Your Top 10 Questions About Polar Bears Answered
• Hot Takes on Ocean Climate Change and Acidification
• New Initiatives to Fight Ocean Plastic on the Eve of Greenbiz
• Hawaii Gov. Declares Disaster for Vital Oahu Highway
• How to Tell the Difference Between Dolphins and Porpoises
• Skip the Straw to Help Save Marine Animals
• How to Tell the Difference Between Sea Slugs and Sea Cucumbers
• Exploring the natural world through the lens of a camera
• Remembering A Conservation Giant—Rep. John Dingell
• These Prehistoric Ocean Animals are Still Around Today
• 5 Whales to Love this WHALEntine’s Day
• 6 Facts About Underwater Relationships
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• Want to help save the world’s forests? Look for the FSC label when you shop
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• In the Game of Extinction, It’s Good to Be Average
• California Takes Another Positive Step for Our Ocean and Coasts
• A Win for Gulf Sea Turtles
• A Chilling Look at the Potential Impacts of Oil Spills in the Beaufort Sea
• Clean Water Act at 45: Despite Success, It’s Under Attack
• Companies to Canada: It’s Time to Act on Boreal Caribou
• Alaska Day: Appreciating Abundance
• Making the financial case for protecting Belize’s barrier reef
• Mexico Launches Vaquita Roundup Using U.S. Dolphins
• Latin America Green News 10/8 – 10/12/2017
• After a Half-Century, Tigers May Return to Kazakhstan
• Your Public Lands – Who Will Best Protect Them?
• Saving vaquita: Retrieving ghost nets as dramatic new operation gets underway
• How Fish Autopsies Help in the Fight Against the Invasive Asian Carp
• Keystone XL: Administration’s Flouting of Law Goes to Court
• Get hooked on fishing on public lands and waters
• Stepping up to Address Wind-Wildlife Impacts
• India Green News: India RE Capacity to Double by 2022 & More
• Indigenous Communities Lead Way to Boreal Forest Protection
• Resolute’s Suit to Stifle Public Discourse Goes to Court
• Scientists Urge Completion of International Fisheries Accord in Central Arctic Ocean
• Department of Commerce to Congress: We’ll Break It So You Can “Fix” It
• These 8 Reasons Prove the Octopus is a Seriously Awesome Creature
• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 27
• UK Takes Significant Step Towards Ivory Ban
• Our Ocean 2017: The Buzz on Ocean Planning
• Resolving a Real-Life Rivalry Between Bears and Honeybees
• Zinke’s Monument Review: Another Gift to Oil, Gas, and Coal
• SF to Lift Veil of Secrecy on US Livestock Antibiotic Use
• The Fight to Keep Oil and Gas Rigs Out of Our Waters. For Good.
• Scientists Shocked: Plastics, Not Santa, Near the North Pole
• Interior Secretary Zinke’s Assault on America’s Public Lands
• From Panthers to Sage Grouse, Oil and Gun Interests Have America’s Wildlife in Their Sights
• Week 36: Scott Pruitt Can’t Hear You Anymore (Not That He Was Listening)
• India Green News: India to Electrify Every Home by Dec 2018
• NRDC Calls on Canada’s Government to Protect Boreal Caribou
• Here We Go Again
• 5 Wildly Fun Facts You Otter Know About Sea Otters
• Urban Waters Team Wins “People’s Choice” Public Service Award
• The Truth Behind Trump’s Brazen Attempt to Kill the Clean Water Rule
• WWF welcomes the 2017 class of conservation leaders
• Killing Coyotes with Cyanide? There Must Be a Better Way.
• The Effort to Replant the “Amazon of the South”
• As Trump Goes Backward, California Pushes Forward
• New Study: Offers Way Out of Hot Water & Salmon Crisis
• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 25
• Baby rhino brings new hope to India’s Manas National Park
• Celebrating a Win for Seagrass in California
• Secretary Zinke Announces $94.3 Million to States for Parks and Outdoor Recreation through Land and Water Conservation Fund
• Secretary Zinke Declares October National Hunting and Fishing Month
• These Species Have Hung On for Millions of Years. Will the Trump Administration Push Them to Extinction?
• Secretary Zinke Promotes Hunting, Fishing, and Wildlife Conservation with Employee “Showdown” at Department of the Interior
• Ahoy, Ocean Lubbers! It Be Talk Like a Pirate Day
• A Small Lawn Care Product Will Bring Huge Water Savings
• President Trump, Protect Our National Monuments
• Interior employees share their hunting and fishing memories
• Minnesota Artist Bob Hautman Wins 2017 Federal Duck Stamp Contest
• Hundreds Gather to Free the Snake—Ye’how!
• Secretary Zinke signs Secretarial Order to Support Sportsmen & Enhance Wildlife Conservation
• Andhra Pradesh Gearing Up for Energy-Efficient Growth
• Snow Leopards Not ‘Endangered’ Yet Not Out of Danger
• Pigeons Experimenting with Cosplay—and Other Signs the End Is Near
• Resolute Puts Onus on Governments to Regulate Clearcutting
• EPA to Reconsider Certain Coal Ash Rule Provisions
• What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You: Prematurely Ending the Conversation on Fishery Management
• GOP Runs Roughshod Over Democratic, Environmental Safeguards
• California: America’s Climate Leader
• Camera traps in Thailand reveal new tigers
• Irma? Harvey?—We Need to Talk About Infrastructure. Now.
• Did Hurricane Harvey Signal the Last Dance for Attwater’s Prairie Chickens?
• New Report Finds Big Mismatches in SoCal Water Plans
• Week 33: The EPA Has No Time for Texas
• How Do Oil Spills Affect Polar Bears?
• Bringing tigers back home to Kazakhstan
• Secretary Zinke Announces Boost to Wetland, Waterfowl Conservation, Access to Public Lands Through Conservation Grants, Federal Duck Stamp Funds
• Ocean Conservancy Turns 45!
• Dear World, Save the Ocean
• Top Bills to Watch in California
• New York State Blocks the Valley Lateral Pipeline!
• Six Awesome Results from (Ocean) Planning
• Court Upholds Seafood Traceability Rule
• Never Turn Your Back to the Ocean
• Banishing the Climate Change Blues
• Why Plastics are Bad News for Filter Feeders
• After 40 Years, Will GE Get a Pass for Polluting the Housatonic River?
• Latin America Green News: 8/18 – 8/24/2017
• It Can’t Be Legal to Drag or Shoot a Shark. Can It?
• Right to roam: an encounter with elephants at a wildlife corridor
• The right to roam: elephant encounters at a wildlife corridor
• A Decision on the Merits?
• Our Public Lands and Waters Belong to You and Me
• This Tiny North Carolina Town Is Sick of Being a Dumping Ground for Pollution
• Constitution Pipeline Blocked!
• Just Call Us the Fish Paparazzi
• Toward Energy Independence: A Tale of Two Efficient Cities
• Public Lands Are Not a Partisan Issue
• Hate Has No Home Here
• When a Rare Jaguar Attack Becomes a Conservation Opportunity
• World Elephant Day: A Year in Review
• Congressional Ocean Champions Seize the Moment
• Positive Steps Taken Towards Reducing Risk of Heavy Fuel Oil Spills in the Arctic
• Supporters help WWF launch emergency plan to stop Myanmar’s elephant poaching crisis
• Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion
• Indigenous Groups Against Corporations in Latin America
• Gifford Pinchot: A Legacy of Conservation
• Indigenous Women: Defending the Environment in Latin America
• Why is Bristol Bay important for salmon? And seven other Bristol Bay facts
• Trump’s Attack on Our Heritage
• New Maps Show “Protected” Caribou Habitat Under Siege
• The More You NOAA: Nurturing the Next Generation
• Gold Butte: Our Natural Heritage
• After a Century, Chicago-Area Otters Are Back—but They Aren’t the Same
• Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke Statement on Sage Grouse Report
• New York Crushes Tons of Elephant Ivory in Central Park
• Week 28: Trump’s Wall Shouldn’t Be Allowed to Break Laws (Environmental or Otherwise)
• Happy 227th Birthday to the U.S. Coast Guard
• Revolutionizing Sustainable Operations by Doing ‘More Good’
• A Ray of Hope on Capitol Hill
• Another Step Forward for Historic Diablo Canyon Proposal
• The Department of Energy Is Failing to Do Its Job
• The California Case of an Antique Ivory Collector v. African Elephants
• WWF helps a mountain community protect forests and adapt to climate change
• Endangered Tigers Face New Enemy – Wire Snares
• With Woodland Caribou on Brink, Canada Delays Action…Again
• The Border Wall Is Underway . . . Right in the Middle of a Wildlife Refuge
• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 21
• Amazing image of wild tiger in Bhutan
• David Bernhardt: Another Pro-Polluter In Charge of Our Environment
• Right Whales Need Our Help—Right Now
• Majority of North Carolinians Say No to Coastal Drilling
• Meet Singye Wangmo, tiger protector
• A new plan to save Belize’s livelihood-giving reef and coasts
• Bipartisan Effort Brings Attack on Wolves to a Head
• To Save This Tasty Sea Snail, We Must First Figure Out What Turns It On
• Offshore Drilling in the Atlantic? “That’s Not Who We Are.”
• Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks: Something for Everyone
• 3 Ways to Have a Jawesome Shark Week
• America’s Arctic could soon open up to a new wave of risky offshore oil and gas drilling
• The Fight for Healthy Fisheries Resurfaces in Congress
• How Do You Save the Desert Tortoise? Lasers, Robots, and Bureaucracy.
• 8 NEW Facts about Plastic–And Why You Should Care
• House and Senate Hit Endangered Species Act in One-Two Punch
• What is a wetland? And eight other wetland facts
• In Defense of America’s Fisheries
• The More You NOAA: NOAA Budget Cuts Would Drown the Jersey Shore
• When Clean Water’s Not Clear
• Two Milestones on the Road to Smarter Water Use
• The More You NOAA: House Cuts Would Leave NOAA Underwater
• Gulf Animals Don’t Stop at State Lines—and Neither Does Restoration
• Opposition to Offshore Drilling Comes in Bipartisan Wave
• EPA to Withdraw Water Protections, Open Door for Pebble Mine
• Trees Help Climate Without Counting Toward Colleges’ Goal
• Filtration Decision Near for NYC’s Drinking Water Supply
• WWF marks with great sadness the passing of a founding leader, Aileen Bowdoin Train
• House to Vote (Again) on Bill to Destroy California’s Rivers
• Oil Spills Are Even Worse for Birds than We Thought
• Week 24: More Judges for Trump to Hate?
• New Zealand Supreme Court Blocks Dam in Forest Park
• The More You NOAA: Getting Sea Turtles and Dolphins Back in the Water
• Groups Misled Trump on Economic Case Against Paris Agreement
• Tell EPA Bees Can’t Wait – Neonic Pesticides Too Toxic
• 6 Tips for Taking Beautiful Underwater Photos
• Court Decision a Victory for State Clean Energy Leadership
• House GOP Energy Vision Almost As Blind As Trump’s
• Week 23: Trump’s EPA Chief Doesn’t Understand Where River Water Comes From
• Don’t Mess with Our National Parks, Zinke! A Message from Purple America
• WWF and Tiger Beer Engage to Help Rangers and Protect Tigers
• India Green News: Star Ratings for Industries & more
• Coast Guard Suspends Anchorage Proposal in the Hudson
• An Amur tiger’s journey back into the wild
• New Video Illustrates Florida’s Vital Ties to a Healthy Ocean
• Hey, Trump. Leave Our Clean Water Alone.
• Western Governors Ass’n Seeks to Undo Endangered Species Act
• New Report Reveals the Environmental Risks of Arctic Vessel Traffic
• Implementing ECBC and Cool Roofs in Telangana
• Tending the Chemical-Free Yard
• As National Ocean Month Comes to a Close, There Are Reasons for Optimism
• Trump’s Attack on Clean Water: What You Need to Know
• Protecting water could mean advancing peace & prosperity
• Belize fails to implement promised protections for the Belize Barrier Reef World Heritage site
• Why I’m Passionate about Tackling Climate Change
• India Green News: RE will reach 49 percent by 2040 & more
• A Force for Nature, and for New Mexico
• Latin America Green News: 6/16 – 6/22/2017
• Yellowstone Grizzly “Delisting” Rule is Flawed and Premature
• Yellowstone Grizzlies Removed from the Endangered Species List
• Plight of Val d’Or caribou is wakeup call for Quebec
• New Science: Seismic Blasting Devastates Ocean’s Zooplankton
• The Big-Mouths are Back: Another West Coast Win for the Magnuson-Stevens Act
• 6 Things You’re Missing if You’re Not Watching Deep-sea Research Live Feeds
• FEMA Turning Blind Eye to NFIP’s Influence on Land Use (2)
• The People Speak: No to Fracking in the Delaware River Basin
• How the Trump Administration Has (Already) Failed Red Snapper Rebuilding
• Latin America Green News: 6/9 – 6/15/2017
• The Great Barrier Reef: 25,000,000 B.C.– A.D. 2017?
• Seal pup births show conservation efforts are working
• Scott Pruitt Defends the Indefensible
• This Tiny Seabird’s Colossal Migration Is in Danger from All Sides
• Secretary Zinke Announces Distribution of $1.1 Billion to State Wildlife Agencies
• Craft Brewers to EPA: Keep Protecting Clean Water
• Forests, Just Like the Ones Mother Nature Used to Make
• Kimberly Clark joins forces with WWF to engage consumers in helping to save the world’s forests
• Week 20: Humpty Trumpty’s Wall Goes Solar?
• Collaborating With African Scientists to Act on Ocean Acidification
• Latin America Green News: 6/2 – 6/8/2017
• World Oceans Day Comes at a Critical Time for High Seas
• 10 Things You Can Do For Our Ocean
• Mexico commits to critical measures to save the vaquita
• Streamline Infrastructure Reviews? Been There, Done That
• Whittling Away at Energy Waste in Nevada
• In a disturbing new trend, poachers are killing Myanmar’s elephants for their skin, teeth, and tails
• The Trump Administration Moves Closer to Allowing Drilling Off the Atlantic Coast
• The Fight To Stop A Strip Mine Near Bryce Canyon: A History
• Atlantic Seismic Will Impact Marine Mammals and Fisheries
• It’s Orca Month! Celebrating Endangered Southern Residents
• Meet Smokey Bear’s Northern Pals
• Week 19: The United States Is Now One of Just Three Nations to Neg the Paris Climate Accord
• Why Are Plastics Ending Up in the Arctic?
• Can a Chlamydia Vaccine Save Koalas?
• The More You NOAA: Learning From (Dead) Whales
• Huge New Strip Mine Near Bryce Canyon a Bad Idea
• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 12
• Latin America Green News: 5/19 – 5/25/2017
• Counting Albatrosses from Space
• Fight Ocean Acidification One Bite at a Time
• No Surprises: Trump’s “Fat Cat” Budget Starves Wildlife
• UPDATED: Trump Budget Would Still Increase Water Pollution
• Trump Budget Slashes Coastal and Ocean Funding
• Fate of World’s Wildlife Hangs on Sustainable Tourism
• Changing people and landscapes: Farida’s story
• Protect Our Coasts: Week of Action
• Like Groundhog Day, the Ballast Water Bill is Back Again
• “TIME TO BUILD” FLOOD RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE
• Rush to Save the Vaquita from Unyeilding Human Negligence
• Latin America Green News: 5/12 – 5/18/2017
• 50 years of conservation – and where we go from here
• Shhh! Baby Whales Are Trying to Whisper Around Here!
• For Clean Water, We Need to Invest in Infrastructure
• Nepal successfully collars four snow leopards in four years
• Progress in Canada’s Boreal Forest Shows We Can Protect Half
• China’s New Direction in Domestic Fisheries Management
• Blocking the Fossil Fuel Invasion in New York State
• Farming for the Birds in California’s Central Valley
• Without global action, the world’s smallest porpoise could go extinct by 2018
• Environmentalists File Multiple Lawsuits Against Trump
• Implementing Efficiency in Telangana: Two New Resources
• NYC Ranks #2 in Competition for Most Energy-Efficient City
• EPA Settles Lawsuit: Puts Pebble Mine First, America Last
• Video reveals how narhwals use their tusks
• Broom grass transforms lives and hillsides in Nepal
• Helping people and wildlife thrive together
• In Nepal, cook stoves improve lives and help the environment
• In These Paintings, the Earth Gets Tagged Out
• The vaquita: 5 Facts about the most endangered marine mammal
• California Sets Stage for Next Generation of Climate Action
• An Amur tiger returns to the wild
• An Amur tiger returns to the wild
• A Record Short Season
• Stop the Atlantic Bridge Pipeline
• This Is How We Fight Back
• Spinning Green: Stumps Speak Louder Than Words on a Page
• NRDC Seeks to Intervene in Industry Appeal of Seismic Denial
• Taking a Look at What Trump’s Rollbacks Mean for the Ocean
• Bernhardt at Interior = Fox Guarding the Henhouse
• If You’re Looking for Pollution Pics, I Know a Guy
• Trump’s New Offshore Oil Giveaway Has Seismic Blasting, Too
• Trump Acts Quickly to Open Our Coasts to Offshore Drilling
• Big News for Little Fish
• The Attwater’s Prairie Chicken Dances in the Face of Destruction
• Why An Attack on National Monuments Is an Attack on the Climate
• Secretary Zinke Announces Boost to Wetland, Waterfowl Conservation, Access to Public Lands Through Conservation Grants, Federal Duck Stamp Funds
• All National Monuments Designated Under the Antiquities Act
• Plastic Pollution is Threatening the Arctic
• An Artist Envisions Our National Parks in 2050
• These Quilters Have Sew Much Love for the Ocean
• 5 reasons why America’s Arctic should remain off-limits to new drilling for oil and gas
• 5 reasons why America’s Arctic should remain off-limits to new drilling for oil and gas
• Why Monuments Matter
• 13 Remarkable Trees to See on Public Lands
• March for Climate, Communities, and our Oceans
• 5 Surprising Facts About Penguins
• Arbor Day, FSC and America’s wood basket
• Arbor Day, FSC and America’s wood basket
• Renowned Conservationist Kuki Gallmann Shot in Kenya
• Yet Another Flawed Study on California Water & Economics
• How an Argument Led to a Big Discovery: An Interview with USGS Scientist Kim Yates
• Taking Stock: 100 Days of a Dangerous, Unhealthy Agenda
• Climate-smart conservation along the Rio Grande
• Remembering John Muir’s Legacy on his Birthday
• Africa’s Largest Eagle Needs Its Space—and Lots of It
• L.A.’s Concrete River Gets Real
• My Vision for the Gulf
• Why I March: WWF activists on the importance of fighting climate change
• Why I March: WWF activists on the importance of fighting climate change
• Endangered Species Act Could Prevent Giraffe’s Extinction
• How to Make Efficient Air Conditioners Cool in India
• 100 Days of Harm
• The South Needs the Clean Water Rule
• World Heritage sites, strongholds for tiger and African elephant populations, endangered by illegal harvesting of species
• Working together to save World Heritage Sites
• Working together to save World Heritage Sites
• World Heritage sites, strongholds for tiger and African elephant populations, endangered by illegal harvesting of species
• Seven Gulf Animals Worth Protecting
• A whale’s eye view of Antarctica
• A whale’s eye view of Antarctica
• What Could Help Save the Endangered Crested Ibis?
• Statement from Secretary Zinke on the National Bison Range
• Latin America Green News: 4/7 – 4/13/2017
• U.S., Canadian Experts Urge More Than Words from PM Trudeau
• Time to Retire the M-44
• Gov. Cuomo Blocks Northern Access Pipeline
• What Is the Keystone Pipeline?
• Where is California Leadership on Ag Water Conservation?
• How to Tell the Difference Between Squid and Cuttlefish
• How to write a letter to the editor
• How to write a letter to the editor
• South African Court Ends Ban on Sale of Rhinoceros Horns
• NAFTA Renegotiations Must Prioritize People and the Planet
• One Step Closer to Restoring the Lower San Joaquin River
• Big Cypress & Other Parks Put at Risk by Trump’s Climate EO
• Support Research to Stop Ocean Pollution
• Art Meets Nuclear Science in Brazil
• Hope for Elephants: China Starts Ivory Market Shutdown
• Decoding President Trump’s Climate Destruction Plan
• The Best Underwater Pranksters
• Proposed marine debris legislation helps fortify industry’s ongoing work
• Manatee Reclassified from Endangered to Threatened as Habitat Improves and Population Expands – Existing Federal Protections Remain in Place
• Latin America Green News: 3/24 – 3/30/2017
• WWF supporters raise more than $250,000 to help bison in Badlands National Park
• WWF supporters raise more than $250,000 to help bison in Badlands National Park
• NRDC Acts to Defend Atlantic’s First Marine Monument
• New “Stop Arctic Ocean Drilling Act” a Testament to Resolve
• The Next Chapter in Restoring the Gulf Beyond the Shore
• Go Green in Margaritaville: Eco-Friendly Beach Vacation Tips
• ‘Beetlejuice Provision’ Invoked to Save Data From Trump
• Where We Drill, We Spill: Commemorating Exxon Valdez
• Contemplations from the Winter Wildlife Intern
• The Whistleblower’s Lawyer, at the Ready
• Latin America Green News: 3/17 – 3/23/2017
• NRDC Fights for Community Health and Access to Healthcare
• Speak up to support international conservation funding
• Speak up to support international conservation funding
• Speak up to support international conservation funding
• We Did Something Bold
• EPA Gets It Wrong on Enlist Duo—Again
• Trump Administration Takes Aim at Nation’s Ocean Arm
• Why We Can’t Let Congress Dismantle the Endangered Species Act
• We Might Soon Resurrect Extinct Species. Is It Worth the Cost?
• Trump Budget vs. the Great Lakes
• Proposed Budget Would Increase Water Pollution
• Giant Land Donation Safeguards Chile’s Wild Patagonia
• Three Ways Trump’s “Starvation Budget” Threatens Wildlife
• DOI Announces $3.74 Million to 12 States for Species Recovery
• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 4
• Trump’s Plan to Gut Interior’s Budget
• Trump Budget Cuts Climate Science & Action Across the Board
• Gabon’s Jungle Was Once a Refuge for Elephants—Now It’s a Killing Field
• President’s Budget Cuts to USDA Put Rural Water at Risk
• To Save the Last 30 Vaquita, We Must Boycott Mexican Shrimp
• On Lobby Day, WWF activists head to Capitol Hill to engage leaders on conservation issues
• On Lobby Day, WWF activists head to Capitol Hill to engage leaders on conservation issues
• Secretary Zinke Celebrates 114 Years of National Wildlife Refuge System
• A Veteran of Uphill Battles
• High Above, Drones Keep Watchful Eyes on Wildlife in Africa
• Meet Diego, the Centenarian Whose Sex Drive Saved His Species
• Poachers Hit New Low in Attacking a Rhino Orphanage and a Zoo Near Paris
• It’s Time to Do the Right Thing for Summer Flounder
• 17 Inspiring Quotes from Women in Conservation
• Celebrating Alabama’s Women in Conservation
• NRDC Defends Seafood Traceability in Court
• The Resistance Is in Your Backyard
• A Shortlist of Inspirational Women in Conservation
• Improved cookstoves empower women in the Democratic Republic of Congo
• Improved cookstoves empower women in the Democratic Republic of Congo
• Defend California from Federal and Civil Rights Rollbacks
• Small Towns Fight Big Oil on the Hudson
• Advice to a 10-Year-Old Scientist
• A NOAA Budget that Cuts to the Bone
• World Wildlife Day: Youth Involvement Urgently Needed
• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 3
• On World Wildlife Day, give your stamp of approval to conservation funding
• On World Wildlife Day, give your stamp of approval to conservation funding
• India Bans BBC From Reserves for ‘Shoot on Sight’ Film
• Day One: Secretary Zinke Signs Orders to Expand Access to Public Lands
• Latin America Green News 2/24 – 3/2/2017
• 3 Easy Ways to Stop Invasive Species
• Theodore Roosevelt’s Legacy
• 5 Reasons Water Efficiency & Recycling Are a Perfect Match
• President Trump Attacks Clean Water
• Talking #WomeninConservation for International Women’s Day
• NRDC Sues EPA to Hold Stormwater Polluters Accountable
• The Ballast Water Bill Is Back
• South African rhino poaching numbers show need for urgent action
• South African rhino poaching numbers show need for urgent action
• How to Tell the Difference Between a Seal and a Sea Lion
• Global Climate Change: What You Need to Know
• Celebrating the First Black Female Zoologist
• Trilobites: How Far to the Next Forest? A New Way to Measure Deforestation
• Latin America Green News: 2/17 – 2/23/2017
• Keeping India Cool
• Mangroves mean life for coastal communities throughout the tropics
• Why African Penguins Shouldn’t Listen to Their Instincts
• Woodland Caribou: Canadian Icon on the Brink
• Resolute: A major step away from sustainable forestry
• Laying the groundwork for snow leopard conservation in Sikkim
• 5 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Whales
• Week 4: Bribes, Lies, and Hypocrisy
• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 2
• Latin America Green News: 2/9 – 2/16/2017
• Could Grizzlies Make Good Neighbors?
• They’re Ba-ack… But Fixed Fee Hikes Still Getting Nixed
• A Race to Document Rare Plants Before These Cliffs Are Ground to Dust
• Monarch Population Dips While EPA Re-Approves Pesticide Use
• Latin America Green News: 2/2 – 2/9/2017
• What Would Mark the End of America’s Moral Leadership in World Affairs?
• New study shows 27% decrease in area occupied by monarch butterflies
• Court Affirms Need To Protect Water Quality Even In Drought
• Scott Pruitt on Ocean Acidification: Wrong Again
• Good News for Public Lands! (No, Really!)
• The Saddest ‘Emoji’ of All
• Vaquita population drops to 30 individuals
• Snow leopard range countries gear up for climate-smart conservation
• Latin America Green News: 1/27 – 2/2/2017
• Trump’s Attack on Endangered Species Really Stings
• Our Warming World on Her Shoulders
• U.S. Hunters Auction African Hunts for $$ to Lobby Trump
• Played on Ivory Keys, This Is What Elephant Extinction Sounds Like
• A Smart, Sustainable & Affordable Cooling Future for India
• Trump’s “America First” Energy Plan Leaves America Behind
• WWF leads snare removal from injured female gorilla
• The Tree Whisperer
• Vote Walrus for 2017 Favorite Unloved Species
• Colorado Is Spending $4.5 Million to Rein in Bears and Cougars
• Tracking elephants in Kenya to prevent human-wildlife conflict
• California Puts Oil Profits Ahead of Safe Drinking Water
• The Revolution Will Be Tweeted, by Our National Parks
• Trump Fast Tracks Review Process for Keystone XL Pipeline
• Could Water from the Red Sea Help Revive the Dead Sea?
• The Keystone XL tar sands pipeline is still a bad idea
• Living among the trees: Five animals that depend on forests
• What It Takes to Be the Perfect Spouse (According to a Penguin)
• Perdue: Not an Obvious Champion for Sustainable Agriculture
• Latin America Green News: 1/12 – 1/18/2017
• Broad Opposition to Trump’s EPA Pick, “Polluting Pruitt”
• When This Artist Sees a Blank Canvas, He Gets Out His Snowshoes
• Collaborating With Baihuashan 与百花山的合作
• Help Protect Endangered Species
• Experts Support EPA Proposed Ban on Chlorpyrifos
• Obama Expands National Monuments in Oregon, California
• New Primate Species Found in China Already Endangered
• Latin America Green News 12/22/2016 – 1/16/2017
• Will there be enough fish to feed the world in 2050?
• Nearly 200,000 Call for Action on Tar Sands Tanker Threat
• World’s Oldest Orca Dies, Pod Without its Compass
• 5 Tough Questions for Rex Tillerson, the Ocean and YOU
• A lioness sparks a love of the environment for Panda Ambassador Melissa Papp
• A Bumblebee Gets New Protection on Obama’s Way Out
• Secretary Jewell to Discuss Administration’s Record of Progress on Energy at Columbia University’s Center on Global Energy Policy
• Why are Whales Stranding in the Gulf?
• Can Military Dolphins Save This Tiny, Critically Endangered Porpoise?
• “Rivers in the Sky” Rain Death Upon Wild Oysters
• Human-Driven Global Warming Is Biggest Threat to Polar Bears, Report Says
• US government releases a new plan to protect polar bears
• Cities Provide Refuge for Threatened Species
• Trump’s Cabinet of Horrors
• A New Year, a New Set of Rules for Polar Waters
• Adapting to new challenges in the Tian Shan Mountains
• Fighting Climate Change in the Age of Trump? Stay Golden, California.
• A new way to predict and prevent the end of coral reefs
• New research predicts the future of coral reefs under climate change
• Fixing the Pane Point
• Continuing Progress Toward a Cleaner, More Equitable Economy
• China Bans Ivory Trade to Foil Elephant Poachers
• China Joins Fight to Save the Vaquita as the Mexican Porpoise Slides Closer to Extinction
• New Uninterruptible Power Supply Energy Efficiency Standards to Save Billions
• China plans to ban ivory trade by the end of 2017
• Game Changer for Elephants: China To Ban Ivory Trade by End of 2017!
• 2016: A Year of Hope for the Ocean
• A monumental win for elephants: China will ban ivory trade by 2017
• The World’s Tallest Creature Is Heading for a Fall
• New Uninterruptable Power Supply Energy Efficiency Standards to Save Billions
• More Efficient Refrigeration – A Cool Way to Save $3 Billion
• Pool Pumps, Portable A/Cs Get First Efficiency Standards
• Just over 7,000 wild cheetahs remain
• Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau Just Had a Lovely Chat
• The 2018 Building Energy Code Holds the Line for Efficiency
• Clean Energy and Clean Air Have Long Been Bipartisan Values
• NYS Report: GE’s Hudson Cleanup Fails to Protect New Yorkers
• Status Check for African Elephants
• Latin America Green News: 12/15 – 12/21/2016
• Salmon and Orcas Need Us
• Critical Planning for Climate-Ready Fisheries
• Draft Plan Aims to Implement Gov’s Conservation Framework
• Riding to Reduce Conflicts
• Protections for our Arctic and Atlantic Oceans. Thanks, Obama!
• A Solid Foundation to Stop Wildlife Trafficking in 2017 and Beyond
• Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Data: New Monitoring Updates
• US permanently protects some of the Arctic’s most important marine areas
• Rare Brazilian Songbird Finds Refuge in a Dry Land
• Nicholas Hoult joins WWF in Nepal to learn about rhino conservation
• Latin America Green News: 12/2 – 12/15
• Secretary Jewell Celebrates Milestones for Smart Western Water Management
• Looking Back at the First Year of the NRIC
• Secretary Jewell, Governor Mead to Celebrate Protection of Important Land within Grand Teton National Park
• Secretary Jewell Announces Grants to Put Young People to Work on Public Lands
• Save the Binturong! Wait―What’s a Binturong?
• New Safeguards for Old Corals
• In The West, Clean Energy Rising
• Bigger Isn’t Better: Bayer Takeover Is Bad for Farmers, Bees
• Tragic Trajectories: It’s Time to End Arctic Drilling
• Trashing the Gregory Canyon Landfill
• Made in America: First U.S. Offshore Wind Project Now Online
• Secretary Jewell, Governor Mead Protect Key Land in Grand Teton National Park
• Congresswoman Bonamici Delivers Optimism for Our Ocean
• Brazil Vows to Restore Degraded Land
• Giraffes Now Listed as ‘Vulnerable’ to Extinction
• Road Salt Sex Change: How Deicing Messes with Tadpole Biology
• Jordan Downs Residents Win One, But Want Full Data on Toxics
• Obama Administration Makes Seafood Supply More Traceable
• Victory for New York Waters
• Northeast, Mid-Atlantic Ocean Plans Released
• Secretary Jewell to Kick Off Nationwide Tour Highlighting Nation’s Progress on Conservation, Energy and Tribal Issues
• Secretary Jewell Announces Decision to Protect 75,000 Acres of Eastern Tennessee Mountains From Future Surface Mining
• Nation’s First Regional Ocean Plans
• The Ingredients to Make a Smart Ocean Plan
• New Report: Tar Sands Industry Targets America’s Waterways
• Record low sea ice impacts polar bears
• Protecting snow leopards and pandas with Disneynature’s Born in China
• A Long-Dreaded Superbug Is Discovered on U.S. Pig Farms
• Future Energy Jobs Bill: A Path for Illinois to a Bright Clean Energy Economy
• Communities come together to restore mangroves
• Ministers commit to integrate biodiversity into key economic sectors in order to achieve global biodiversity targets.
• California’s Plan for Agricultural Water Savings Falls Short
• The Hudson Is No Place For Oil Barges
• Can Noise Pollution Affect the Way Mongooses Sniff Out Their Enemies?
• Celebrating the biggest conservation wins of 2016
• The South Is Keeping a Closer Eye on Coal Ash
• Happy Kids, Happy Ocean
• Arrival of baby orangutan is a symbol of hope for conservation in Sumatra
• Building Smart Cities: Online Systems for Energy Savings in Hyderabad
• We Will Stand Up for the Ocean–and That Means Standing Up for Science
• How to Be an Eco-Friendly Pet Owner
• Court Upholds NRDC-Sponsored California Ivory Ban!
• Why America’s Wild Turkeys Are Thankful for Cannons (Yes, Cannons)
• Connecticut Clean Energy Law on Strong Legal Ground
• Mississippi’s $10 Million Investment in Sea Turtle and Dolphin Recovery
• A better road ahead for wild tigers
• Empowering Geneticists in Marine Spatial Protection
• Cedar and steel: a day in the life of a young rancher
• On Location with Ocean Acidification
• Puget Sound Braces for the Worst: A Green Crab Plague
• New anti-poaching technology leads to dozens of arrests of wildlife criminals in Africa
• Arctic Whales, Walruses, and Polar Bears Win 5-Year Reprieve
• This Week at Interior November 18, 2016
• Momentum Builds to Save Arctic and Atlantic Oceans for Good
• Battle Lines Over Trump’s Lands Policy Stretch Across 640 Million Acres
• US drilling plans spare Arctic’s federal waters
• Public interest groups condemn Resolute suit in NYT ad
• Nine big wins for the world’s tigers
• Cleaning Up the Coal Pollution from BNSF Trains
• Falling to the plow: North America’s Grasslands losing more habitat than the Brazilian Amazon
• Polls Are Still Open to Cast Votes to Save Energy and Water
• John Kerry’s Antarctica Visit Highlights a Continent, and Climate Policies, Under Threat
• Ask President Obama to Reject Anti-Wildlife Riders!
• Vast and Pristine, Russia’s Lake Baikal Is Invaded by Toxic Algae
• What Happens When You Turn Up the Heat on Ants?
• Fighting for Firsts: Endangered species recoveries in 2016
• From Marrakech, Where The Winds of Change also Blow 
• Latin America Green News: 10/24 – 11/9/2016
• Coral Vulnerability
• Carbon Dioxide Threatens the Ocean’s Speed Bumps
• FES Treks to Quito, Ecuador
• We Are a United Front for Our Ocean
• Michigan Bills: Again Fall Short of Clean Energy Vision
• Community leaders work to protect Papua’s forests and fight climate change
• The Great Thicket National Wildlife Refuge Is Available for Delivery! (Some Assembly Required)
• Zero Pathways for Approval of Kinder Morgan Tar Sands Pipe
• Time to Vote! Building Code Officials Hold the Power
• EPA Proposes to Re-Approve Combination Herbicide Enlist Duo
• Can Snow Leopards Survive Climate Change?
• Governor Cuomo Slashes Pollution from Diesel Generators
• These Wildlife Sculptures Are Yesterday’s News (Literally)
• U.S. Marketplace Urged to Protect Canada’s Boreal Forest
• Gleaning to Fight Hunger and Food Waste
• New research shows investing in elephant conservation is smart economic policy
• New Ross Sea Protected Area Now World’s Largest
• 5 Things You Didn’t Already Know About Polar Bears
• 6 Reasons to LOVE Arctic Important Marine Areas
• Trash Has Kept Us Busy
• Antarctica’s Ross Sea will become home to the world’s largest marine protected area
• Study says wildlife populations fell 58 percent in 40 years
• To Save These Rare Giraffes, Uganda Built an Ark (of Sorts)
• Bearded seals win endangered species protections
• All about polar bears: watch and learn
• Secretary Jewell Announces Great Thicket National Wildlife Refuge
• Look for the label: Shopping for sustainable food
• Taking Down Dams and Letting the Fish Flow
• 5 Weird Facts about Sea Turtles
• Part 2: Stopping at 1.5 Degrees: What Will It Take?
• Time to End Proposal to Build Devastating Dam
• Norway Has 68 Wolves Left—and It Wants to Kill 47 of Them
• Secretary Jewell to Address 50th Annual Alaska Federation of Natives Convention in Fairbanks
• Report Shows Growing Logging Threat to Quebec’s Boreal Forest
• Latin America Green News: 10/13 – 10/20/2016
• Making blue swimming crab fishing sustainable in Vietnam
• Where do snow leopards live? And nine other snow leopard facts
• Snow leopard research provides new challenges to an old hand
• Secretary Jewell to Discuss Efforts to Combat Wildlife Trafficking at Vanity Fair Summit in California
• Innovations (and peanut butter) give black-footed ferrets a boost
• Deputy Secretary Connor Attends Public Meeting on Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument Expansion
• Savings from Building Energy Codes Are a Big Deal
• Update: Belize suspends oil exploration near threatened World Heritage site
• U.S. Retreats on Fish Conservation for 1st time in 40 Years
• Sea Shepherd announces matching gift challenge to save the vaquita porpoise
• 6 things to know about Tanzania’s largest protected area—and why we need to save it
• Deputy Secretary Connor to Join Senator Jeff Merkley at Public Meeting to Hear Community’s Vision for Conservation in Southwest Oregon
• Flight of Fancy: 12 Amazing Birds
• Secretary Jewell to Deliver Keynote Remarks at Maine’s Evening for the Environment Celebration
• CITES Delivers Mostly Wins for Elephants
• The Serendipitous Villainy That Gave America Its First Wildlife Law
• Losing Killer Whale L95 and Trying to Find Hope
• 5 Reasons the Octopus is the Coolest Animal in the Sea
• Meet Chloe: Teen Advocate for our Ocean
• What’s the Buzz on the Street? 50,000 Hand-Painted Honeybees.
• Latin America Green News This Week: 9/29 – 10/5/2016
• Rosewoods, Traveling Musicians Receive CITES Protection
• Imperiled Sharks and Rays Win International Protections
• World Wildlife Conference a ‘Game Changer’
• Revolutionary Marine Life Data Released in the Mid-Atlantic
• What It Took to Create the Atlantic’s First Marine National Monument
• Federal Agency: Petcoke Facility Health Hazard to Residents
• World Leaders Say No to Trade in Rhino Horn
• Eelgrass and Ocean Acidification: California Takes Action
• CITES: Big steps for wildlife
• A ranger’s commitment to wildlife
• Heads Up, Endangered Species: Scientists Are Spying on You
• More Sustainable (and Beautiful) Alternatives to a Grass Lawn
• CITES Urges World to Close Ivory Markets & Save Elephants
• Luxury Cruises and Other Realities of a Changing Arctic
• An Endangered Animal Steps Out of the Shadows
• Latin America Green News: 9/20 – 9/28/2016
• A New Tool for Communities in Fighting Carbon Pollution
• World Agrees on Actions to Stop the Vaquita’s Extinction
• A young generation in India takes stewardship of their environment
• Exploring the First U.S. Offshore Wind Farm
• The Science of Protecting the Arctic
• The World Just Passed a Major Climate Milestone
• The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards Are Back―and Goofier Than Ever
• Measure A to Improve Park Equity in Los Angeles County
• A massive win for the world’s most trafficked mammal
• Giving rhinos a lift since 2003
• Caribou Under Siege From Logging and Fossil Fuel Industries
• Cowboying Up
• The African elephant population fell 20 percent in 10 years
• CITES Opening Day: Ceremonies, Rhetoric and Drama
• Huge drop in African elephant population as poaching crisis continues
• Carcinogen or not a carcinogen? A tale of two WHO Agencies, and the importance of evaluating study quality and human relevance
• California Plans to Give Millions to Water Wasters
• Prince William: Not Acceptable to Buy and Sell Ivory
• Creating a Healthy Future for Sea Turtles
• Why CITES matters
• A League of Her Own
• Bumblebees could get federal protections
• Secretary Jewell, Governor Hickenlooper Celebrate Unprecedented Collaborative Conservation Effort for Greater Sage-Grouse
• Deep Dive: Eddie Love
• Pangolins, Elephants, Crime Syndicates on CITES’ Radar
• Climate Week 2016: Cities Get It and It’s Time We Did, Too
• Why NIEHS should publicly endorse EPA’s EDSP program and the WHO/IPCS definition of an EDC
• Sea Shepherd Turtle Protection Campaign Ordered to Immediately Cease Operations in Costa Rica
• Bipartisan Senate legislation gets tough on wildlife crime
• It’s time to crowdsource innovation for our oceans
• Arctic sea ice hits second-lowest extent on record
• Arctic Sea Ice Hit the Second Lowest Minimum on Record
• State Water Board’s Flow Proposal Falls Short
• NRDC Ad Celebrates Global Opposition to the Pebble Mine
• Humans are driving large marine species to extinction
• We Made History. Again.
• History Made: New England Ocean Treasures Protected!
• Will the 1st Atlantic Marine Nat’l Monument Happen Tomorrow?
• Why I’m Interested in Ocean Issues
• Australia’s Rules for Giant Adani Coal Mine “Inadequate”
• New Bill Adds to Trapping Reform Efforts
• Secretary Jewell to Make Major Announcement for Renewable Energy and Conservation in California Desert
• Sea Shepherd Crew’s Life Threatened by Mexican ‘Cartels’ in The Gulf of California
• Most humpback whales are no longer endangered
• Recreational Fishing: Protecting a Way of Life
• Latin America Green News: Special Report
• An Ocean Perspective for a Planet at the Crossroads
• We Can Fight Zika without Harming Bees
• Why California WaterFix Is a Path to Extinction
• UN High Seas Negotiations Critical to Conserve Biodiversity
• NRDC, Partners Protest Oil and Gas Sale of MT Public Lands
• Secretary Jewell to Join State Partners at Hughesville Dam Removal Project on Musconetcong River
• 1 in 5 plants are going extinct, but here’s the opportunity
• Why We Can’t Fight Climate Change without an Intact Boreal Forest
• New Census: 30% of Africa’s Savanna Elephants Dead
• IUCN: All Gorilla Species Now Critically Endangered
• Giant panda no longer Endangered
• The Impact of Ocean Trash
• With our planet at the crossroads, the future of conservation depends on science
• The Threat of Invasive Species
• The Coastal California gnatcatcher will remain on Endangered Species List
• Secretary Jewell Announces Partnership with CoalitionWILD to Prepare Next Generation of Young Leaders Working in Conservation
• Exploring the Remote Midway Atoll
• A Win for Chile’s Rivers as Endesa Returns Water Rights
• Big Savings Expected From New Cooler and Freezer Standards
• The Biggest Threats to Biodiversity? Guns. Nets. Bulldozers.
• 5 Amazing Reasons to Love Papahānaumokuākea, Even More
• The California Gnatcatcher Lives to Fight Another Day
• History Has Forgotten One of America’s Most Prolific Landscape Photographers
• Secretary Jewell to Lead U.S. Delegation at World Conservation Congress in Hawaiʻi
• Whale Sharks Move onto the Endangered List
• How humans and snow leopards can live in harmony
• Interior Department and Senator Brian Schatz Announce Additional Federal Support to Combat Rapid ‘Ōhiʻa Death
• When Doing the Right Thing is Also Fun!
• Obama Announces the World’s Largest Protected Marine Area
• Critical Measures to be Debated at Global Conservation Event
• Sea Shepherd CEO and Founder Paul Watson Back in the U.S. After Two Year Absence
• Latin America Green News This Week: 8/17 – 7/24/2016
• Costa Rica ran on renewable energy for 113 days in a row
• How Camera Traps Help Panda Conservation
• When Invasive Species Strike the Third World, People Can Starve
• Protecting Our National Parks for Another 100 Years
• Time Is Now for Carbon Pollution Standard for Transportation
• Losing the Gold, American Fisheries at Risk
• Obama Designates Maine’s North Woods as National Monument
• Report: EU Policies Put Biodiversity, U.S. Forests at Risk
• 7,000 Species, 200 Nautical Miles and YOU
• Sometimes Market Forces Work
• State to EPA: Don’t Leave NY with a Dirty Hudson River
• A Call for More Diverse Public Lands
• Turning 100: Major Milestones in the National Park Service
• Extreme weather threatens monarch butterfly habitat
• The Food That Once Saved Condors May Now Be Poisoning Them
• Latin America Green News: August 10 – 17, 2016
• Cruising the Northwest Passage: A Symbol of a Rapidly Changing Arctic
• Big Changes Ahead for Commercial Waste Collection in NYC
• 100 Years of National Parks Shape Our Past — and Our Future
• Our Favorite National Parks
• Scientists are racing to preserve Madagascar’s seeds
• Specialized Training for Galapagos K9 Unit Officers
• There is a Water-Energy Nexus. But It’s Not What You Think.
• Recovery of California Island foxes is fastest ever
• Interior Announces Fastest Successful Recovery of an Endangered Species Act-Listed Mammal; Three Island Fox Subspecies Now Fully Delisted
• Uniting against the illegal ivory trade
• Children help secure a future for snow leopards in Mongolia
• 6 Surprising Facts about Wild Salmon
• Energy Efficiency Standards Achieve Olympic-Sized Savings
• Community voices help shape conservation program for the Democratic Republic of Congo
• Exploring Icebergs in Our Nation’s Capital
• New NYS Program Helps Localities Become Clean Energy Leaders
• How can we use data to help protect the Mekong river basin?
• Spectacular Atlantic Ocean Area a Step Closer to Protection
• Latin America Green News This Week: 7/28 – 8/3/2016
• MWD Rolls the Dice with Our Water Supplies During Drought
• Sea Shepherd Launches Campaign to Save the Protected Totoaba Bass in Mexico
• Can Breaking Down Ethnic Barriers in a Tuna Fishery Prevent Accidental Shark Deaths?
• Zika Goes Viral in the U.S.
• That Stings! Study Shows Pesticides Could Reduce Bee Sperm
• Sea Shepherd Captain Returns to the Faroe Islands to demand Landmark Trial Court Date
• World’s Best Ocean Athletes
• Sea Shepherd Legal Enlists Public’s Help to Save the Imperiled Guiana Dolphin
• Addressing drought and other challenges in Mozambique
• Trilobites: A Homecoming for Hellbenders, the Biggest Salamanders in North America
• A Road Map for Ensuring BP Dollars are Well Spent in the Gulf
• The Amazon’s athletic animals
• New Whale Species Discovered in North Pacific Ocean
• Wild Tigers in Peril as Tiger Farms Flourish
• New Science: Noise Seriously Impacts Marine Invertebrates
• Ghosts of the Prairie: The Reintroduction of the Black-footed Ferret
• Latin America Green News This Week: 7/21 – 7/27/2016
• Restoring Endangered Coral Reefs
• A Sixth Olympic Ring Sits Atop a Brazilian Waterfall as a Symbol of Natural Unity
• US to Weaken Fisheries Regulations for First Time in Decade
• New Poll Shows Support for Ocean Planning and Protection
• Senator Hirono Speaks Up for Coral Reefs
• Mid-Atlantic Ocean Users Tell Congress to Support the New Ocean Action Plan
• How rangers are working to save tigers
• Northern Stars: Youth bring energy and creativity to conservation in Alaska
• Corals are Like… What?!
• New Zealand Vows to Wipe Out Rats and Other Invasive Predators by 2050
• Report: Major ecosystem losses in Canada’s boreal since 2000
• Search & Destroy: The Republican (Anti-)Environmental Agenda
• Eight Generations
• Take Action on the Future of Coal in the United States!
• India Green News: Climate Change; Clean Energy; Health
• Oysters and Beer
• Searching for Hope in a Time of Despair
• Alexander Camelton Gets Lots of Zoo Love, but It Could Be Curtains for His Wild Kin
• Major Victory on Low-Frequency Sonar
• Beefed-Up NYC Energy Code Will Cut Carbon, Improve Buildings
• New Ocean Plan is History in the Making
• How can we use data to help protect the Mekong river basin?
• Working together to protect a fishery in The Bahamas
• Trilobites: After 300 Years of Collecting, Nearly 12,000 Amazon Tree Species Are Found
• New York Is Poised to REV Up Its Electric Vehicles Market
• Latin America Green News This Week: 7/7 – 7/13/2016
• Hawaiian False Killer Whale, Endangered but Not Protected
• ENGOs urge Ag Sec Vilsack to correct the record on biomass
• Dams, Logging, Poaching Threaten World Heritage
• Persian Leopards Return to Caucasus
• Interior, Agriculture & Defense Team Up To Conserve Landscapes and Wildlife, Bolster Rural Economies, and Ensure Military Readiness
• India Green News: Climate; Energy; Environmental Health
• Toxic Blooms in the Sunshine State
• Mike Galesi and the Big G Charitable Foundation Issues Matching Gift Challenge to Sea Shepherd Supporters!
• Hollywood Stars Demand Costco Stop Its Purchase and Sale of Faroe Islands’ Salmon
• Insect populations are declining around the world
• Latin America Green News This Week: 6/30 – 7/6/2016
• Mid-Atlantic Releases Nation’s Second Regional Ocean Plan; Aims to Improve Health and Sustainability of the Ocean from Virginia to New York
• Protecting Your Community From Crude Oil “Bomb Trains”
• Snow leopard research breathes new life into community conservation in Nepal
• Newborn Irrawaddy dolphin spotted in Cambodia
• India Green News: Climate Change, Energy, Health
• Latin America Green News This Week: 6/23 – 6/29/2016
• Poles Apart: The Differences between Antarctica and the Arctic
• HI Gov. Makes It Official: Top 3 U.S. Ivory Markets Banned
• Operation Driftnet a Resounding Success; Sea Shepherd Shuts Down Entire Illegal Driftnet Fleet
• America the beautiful: a look at some of the country’s most fascinating animals
• Diablo Canyon Joint Proposal Moves Forward
• Senate Deal on GMO Labeling Will Keep Consumers in the Dark
• This is How the Government is Preparing for Climate Change
• Exclusive: U.S. charity loophole enabled trading of 1,300 endangered animals
• What Type of Shark Are You? #SharkWeek
• Successful Recreational Red Snapper Management Wins 5 Year Extension
• Making a better bear tracker
• Global momentum in elephant conservation
• Nine snow leopard range countries equipped with tools for climate smart landscape management planning
• Rampant poaching threatens former elephant stronghold in Tanzania
• Sea Shepherd Launches Environmental Law Enforcement Manual in Ecuador
• Beyond Monkoto Road
• Hello World: our food, our wildlife, our responsibility
• A glimpse of a humpback whale swimming just beneath the surface
• Sea Shepherd Announces Operation Jairo II
• Who Owns the ‘Right to the City’? Moving Towards Urban Inclusivity
• UNEP-INTERPOL Report: Environmental Crime on the Rise
• Television Star Richard Dean Anderson to Executive Produce Sea Turtle Documentary Why Just One?
• New US ivory regulations mark a victory in the fight to save elephants
• New hope for Africa’s largest forest park
• Habitat III: From Global Conversation to Creative Commitment
• How climate change affects the monarch butterfly, and what we can do about it
• Nepal welcomes a new baby rhino
• Stars Back New UN Effort to End Illegal Wildlife Trade
• Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Promotes Environmental Law in Galapagos
• The tiger among fish
• Population of world’s most endangered marine mammal drops 40 percent
• Collaborating to Count Arctic Seals and Polar Bears
• Sea Shepherd Hosts Free Ship Tours in Los Angeles May 14 and 15
• Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Announces Sea Turtle Defense Documentary ‘Why Just One?’
• Celebrating an amazing two years of zero rhino poaching in Nepal
• A symbol of hope: US designates bison as the national mammal
• Night vision: how WWF helped rangers illuminate the darkness
• Sea Shepherd joins with marine scientists to study the effects of microplastics on whales in the Gulf of California.
• What is crowdsourcing and how can it help us adapt to climate change?
• ‘Survivorman’ Joins Sea Shepherd for Operation Milagro
• SeaWorld Has Found Their Judas
• An Open Letter to Tilikum
• Making the Difference for the Vaquita
• Welcoming Pamela Anderson
• ‘Sniffing’ Out Wildlife Crime in Galapagos
• Opposing the Japanese Pirate Whalers in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary
• 10 Key Facts About Red Snapper