Environment

A monarch butterfly with orange and black wings rests on a yellow flower against a blurred green background.

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

A sage grouse with fanned tail feathers stands on snowy ground surrounded by sagebrush, displaying its distinctive plumage in a winter landscape.

Wildlife

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

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 No Comments

A gray wolf with its mouth open walks across a grassy hill in a natural landscape, with tall evergreen trees and a blurred background of forest and dry grass.

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 No Comments

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

Poster illustration of a Steller’s sea cow swimming in cold water with icebergs and a pale sky, captioned “Alaska: Go Glacial with the Steller’s Sea Cow.”.

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

A monarch butterfly with black and orange wings rests on bright orange flowers, surrounded by green leaves.

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 No Comments