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Partnering with gray wolves to solve the conservation crises of our time
Gray wolves can serve as unexpected allies in our fight against climate change and the biodiversity crisis, but they are about to lose protection across the United States.
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Indigenous women land defenders of the Americas: protecting forests, climate and communities
WECAN International Indigenous Women's Delegation speak out against the environmentally and socially destructive activities and policies threatening their homelands and present their visions for a healthy and equitable future.
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What does sea level rise mean for life along the coast?
Rising seas put more than 300,000 homes at risk of frequent flooding in the next 30 years.
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World first soil carbon project a giant leap for humankind
An innovative world first soil carbon farming project from Australia contributes to Paris Agreement targets, climate solutions and agricultural resilience.
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Climate forward: setting the stage for major investment in reforestation
Climate Forward Program is a critical incentive today for investing in reforestation to take action against climate change.
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Tall, Quiet and Vanishing: responding to the silent extinction of giraffes
Today on World Giraffe Day, the world must recognize the silent extinction of giraffes.
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Fight climate change with your fork
Fighting climate change is not just about cutting energy consumption and emissions. It is also about changing the way we eat.
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Rehabilitating desertifying ecosystems in arid places in Spain
Ecosystem Restoration Camps discusses their work restoring ecosystems in desertifying areas around the world.
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Dear Jake
An open letter to our son as he graduates from medical school at George Washington University in Washington DC.
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Partnering with gray wolves to solve the conservation crises of our time
Gray wolves can serve as unexpected allies in our fight against climate change and the biodiversity crisis, but they are about to lose protection across the United States.
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Indigenous women land defenders of the Americas: protecting forests, climate and communities
WECAN International Indigenous Women's Delegation speak out against the environmentally and socially destructive activities and policies threatening their homelands and present their visions for a healthy and equitable future.
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The Future of the Planet is Africa
The rainforests of the Congo Basin are one of the most important centers of biological diversity on the planet and ground zero for climate change - protecting regions where evolutionary processes are actively producing and maintaining biological diversity will be key under future climate.
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Climate forward: setting the stage for major investment in reforestation
Climate Forward Program is a critical incentive today for investing in reforestation to take action against climate change.
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The forests in our urban backyards
Urban nature is critical for the well-being of hundreds of millions of people living in American cities and for local biodiversity.
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World first soil carbon project a giant leap for humankind
An innovative world first soil carbon farming project from Australia contributes to Paris Agreement targets, climate solutions and agricultural resilience.
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Earth Day gifts
Terry Tamminen of the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation and Julia Jackson of Grounded share their ideas for how you can help restore the Earth’s ecologic balance in advance of Earth month.
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Chaco Canyon at risk: Interior nominee Bernhardt wants to drill on lands sacred to tribes
The push to open our fragile public lands to more drilling is well and truly on, and it’s clear that David Bernhardt, President Trump’s choice to become the new Secretary of the Interior, is pulling all the strings.
