environment
The Global Species Crisis: Mammals on the Brink of Extinction
This is a guest post on World Environment Day from Chris Rowson, Managing Director, Eco2Greetings. For some animal species, time on
June 5, 2017 1 Comment
environment
wildlife
Good management starts with science
This post was written by Dave Stalling for High Country News. Dave is a hunter, angler, and writer living in Missoula,
May 26, 2017 2 Comments
wildlife
On Being a Delegate for the Wisconsin Conservation Congress and Why You Should Consider Doing the Same
The vision of the Wisconsin Conservation Congress is to strengthen and enhance our ability to gather and convey the wisdom and influence of Wisconsin citizens in the formation of natural resource policy, research, education, and conservation.
April 5, 2017 1 Comment
White House
What Does International Polar Bear Day Mean for Bears’ Future?
Today (February 27) is International Polar Bear Day. This year’s observance of the day is especially significant as polar bears
February 22, 2017 No Comments
environment
Over 20 Scientists Come Together to Oppose CPW Killing Studies
Last week, over 20 scientists came together to oppose Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s (CPW) two carnivore killing studies. These proposed
December 9, 2016 No Comments
wildlife
Unknown Tourism: Commemorating the Wildlife We’ve Lost
In a series of vintage-style travel posters, Expedia UK illustrates places you can travel to today, but species that
December 6, 2016 No Comments
environment
Mexico: Say NO to Copper Mining in the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve
While the U.S. channels millions of dollars into research, citizen science outreach, and public education on the importance of the Monarch butterfly migration, Mexico is considering the approval of permits that would allow its largest mining company with the country’s worst environmental record to reopen a copper mine in the heart of the Monarchs’ ancestral roosting sites.
October 5, 2016 2 Comments
environment
The War against Poaching In 2016
This is a guest post from Jack Smith. Poaching has been around almost as long as people have been hungry,
September 6, 2016 1 Comment
wildlife
Mexican Gray Wolves Need More Help
This is a guest post from animal activist and advocate Barbara Troeger. Mexican gray wolf recovery The Mexican gray wolf
August 25, 2016 3 Comments
US Fish and Wildlife Service
If lead ammunition is bad for people and the environment, why do we still use it?
Concerns about regulation, skepticism about the science and misperceptions about costs are slowing the transition to nontoxic alternatives.
July 8, 2016 No Comments
