Environment

More Room to Roam on the American Prairie

By Kyran Kunkel, Director of Wildlife Restoration and Science at the American Prairie Reserve The American Prairie Reserve (APR) is working

May 23, 2018 No Comments

How Climate Change has Affected Pollinators

Climate change has had a profound effect on the Earth’s weather. Climate change has impacted the natural rhythms of weather, the behavior of animals, and the blooming of flowers. One of the most impacted populations by climate change are pollinators who are facing unprecedented difficulties as they struggle to survive.

May 16, 2018 No Comments

Environment

Make #EndangeredSpeciesDay week plastic-free for wildlife

If you signed the pledge to give up plastics for the week of Endangered Species Day, the time is now!

May 14, 2018 No Comments

Environment

How To Take Photos Without Disturbing The Subject Or Surroundings

This is a guest post from photographer and writer, Max Therry. Wildlife photography can be some of the most challenging

February 21, 2018 No Comments

Congress

In Recognition of Half-Earth Day, Groups Host Conversation with E.O. Wilson and Members of Congress to Save America’s Biodiversity and Protect Wildlife Corridors

WASHINGTON, D.C. – In recognition of the planet’s first Half-Earth Day, join Wildlands Network and partners for “Wildlife Corridors and

October 24, 2017 No Comments

Environment

The Endangered Species Coalition Launches Pollinator Garden Effort

Plantings to Create Habitat for Imperiled Monarch Butterflies Washington, DC – As part of its “Pollinator Protectors” campaign, the Endangered

October 20, 2017 No Comments

Environment

The greater sage-grouse is in trouble… again… 😠

Between shrinking national monuments, cozying up with special interest, and making questionable travel choices, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke has somehow found time to also direct the Bureau of Land Management to reconsider the Sage Grouse Initiative, despite years of hard work and collaboration.

October 13, 2017 No Comments