climate change
How Renewable Energy Impacts Biodiversity
Article by: Jane Marsh, Editor-in-Chief of Environment.co Renewable energy produces energy in an eco-friendly way, but the placement of its
March 17, 2023 4 Comments
climate change
Press Release
Whitebark Pine Listed as Threatened under the U.S. Endangered Species Act
Critical Protection Provided to an Ecologically Important Western High-Elevation Forest Tree MISSOULA, Mont., Dec., 14, 2022 — In a highly
December 19, 2022 No Comments
climate change
Last Chance: 10 U.S. Species Already Imperiled by Climate Change
For Immediate Release: December 15, 2021 Contact: Leda Huta, [email protected], (202) 320-6467 Derek Goldman, [email protected], (406) 370-6491 New Report Highlights
December 14, 2021 No Comments
Orcas
The Northwest’s opportunity to bring salmon back to abundance through the largest river restoration in history
A phoenix is a long-lived bird from ancient Greek folklore that is born from the ashes of its predecessor. Similar
February 22, 2021 2 Comments
Press Release
Endangered Species Coalition Applauds the Biden Administration’s Executive Order on Tackling the Climate Crisis at Home and Abroad
“We are thrilled by these initiatives the Biden Administration has announced in his first week as President that will address
January 28, 2021 No Comments
endangered species
Massive Opposition to Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge at BLM Hearing
On Wednesday, February 13, 2019, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) held a hearing in Washington, D.C. to receive testimony
February 21, 2019 3 Comments
climate change
Climate Change is Already Harming Imperiled Wildlife
In early January, one of the worst cold snaps in years hit Florida. Temperatures lingered around freezing in Brevard County, which is home to many Florida manatees. In a canal in Satellite Beach, nature fought back against the cold – in the form of hundreds of Florida manatees cuddling together for warmth.
March 2, 2018 No Comments
climate change
New Report Highlights 10 Rare Species with No Room to Roam
Reptiles, Fish and Large Mammals among Nation’s Most Isolated Wildlife Washington, D.C. – Fences, dams, roads, and other developments are
November 18, 2015 4 Comments
environment
Those Dammed Salmon — Set them Free!
So… I was not anticipating being so touched by a movie about dams. How moving could that possibly be? Very
September 8, 2015 No Comments
global warming
Last Stand of the Orangutan: The Power is in Your Palm
On May 20th, activists around the world called on major snack food companies to cut conflict palm oil from their
May 27, 2014 6 Comments
