Uncategorized Sea Turtles Won’t Survive the ESA Amendments Act Sea Turtles Won’t Survive the ESA Amendments Act Authored by Sarah Masters, policy research intern for Endangered Species Coalition, and Jewel Continue reading “Sea Turtles Won’t Survive the ESA Amendments Act”… June 18, 2025 No Comments
Wildlife Deep Sea Mining Could Cause Irreversible Damage to Oceans and Endangered Species Article by: Jane Marsh, Editor-in-Chief of Environment.co Metals and minerals are an essential part of manufacturing and industry across the Continue reading “Deep Sea Mining Could Cause Irreversible Damage to Oceans and Endangered Species”… February 22, 2023 No Comments
Endangered Species Driftnets: California’s Deadliest Catch This post is a guest blog from Todd Steiner, Executive Director of the Endangered Species Coalition member group Turtle Island Continue reading “Driftnets: California’s Deadliest Catch”… March 12, 2014 No Comments
Extinction Kemp’s ridleys losing ground–will the U.S. act? This is a guest post by Carole H. Allen, Gulf Office Director, Sea Turtle Restoration Project (www.seaturtles.org) In 1906, Richard Continue reading “Kemp’s ridleys losing ground–will the U.S. act?”… December 13, 2013 No Comments
Endangered Species Act Endangered Species Act Bringing Green Sea Turtles Back in Florida This is a guest post by Elizabeth Fleming, the Florida Representative for Defenders of Wildlife. On a recent moonlit evening, Continue reading “Endangered Species Act Bringing Green Sea Turtles Back in Florida”… September 18, 2013 No Comments
Loggerheads need our help Loggerhead sea turtles have long been victims of encroaching development, poaching and alarmingly frequent incidental take in fishing operations. Pacific Continue reading “Loggerheads need our help”… August 19, 2010 No Comments
Congress considering oil spill response legislation This week, Congress is considering the a bill to address the Gulf oil spill and prevent the next offshore oil Continue reading “Congress considering oil spill response legislation”… July 30, 2010 No Comments
Reptiles Slowly but Steadily Feeling the Heat Recently we’ve been discussing the effects of climate change on various species such as pikas, polar bears and birds. Today Continue reading “Reptiles Slowly but Steadily Feeling the Heat”… September 16, 2009 No Comments