Monarch butterflies cluster in coastal California groves, manatees return to Florida’s warm springs, and the first humpback whales of the season appear off the coast of Hawaii.

Fragments of rubber balloons, plastic bags and fishing line can cause fatal blockages and injuries in sea turtles, seabirds and marine mammals, according to a new analysis.

The 2025 America's Grasslands Conference theme was Grasslands Across Generations, highlighting the changes in our grassland landscape over time and the future of grassland conservation.

Last June, the federal government turned its back on the Northwest when it unilaterally withdrew from the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement, forged by the states of Washington and Oregon, four Columbia Basin Tribes, and community stakeholders – after extensive regional input. This agreement was an alternative to decades long lawsuits, and an important pathway forward to protect and recover wildlife, while meeting all the needs of impacted people and communities. After years of hard work, negotiation, and the collaborative agreements set forth in the RCBA were recklessly terminated, State,...

Environmental Justice, Health, Community Resilience and Revitalization program hosted a Clean Economy Coalition of Color roundtable titled “Climate Disasters: Stories of Resilience and Preparedness”.

The 2025 Sustainable Furniture Scorecard, you can help make the world a little greener through your furniture purchases.

State Wildlife Action Plans are a critical conservation tool that outline states’ strategies to protect at-risk species and avoid the need for Endangered Species Act protections.

Polar bears in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge build dens in the fall so they can give birth there in the winter. But oil and gas development can crush the dens and the bears inside. Please let @POTUS know that the polar bears and other Arctic wildlife must be protected from impacts from oil and gas leasing.

This year’s Climate Week featured the biggest lineup in the program’s 16-year history, a testament to the stubborn optimism felt through the week.

Did you know that leaving or repurposing fallen leaves in local landscapes creates vital overwintering habitat for vulnerable caterpillars, at-risk salamanders, and declining firefly populations? And ...

Listen to an interview with Vernice Miller-Travis, an environmental justice leader who has spent decades advocating to protect global-majority communities from environmental harm.

In celebration of the 10 Year Anniversary of Monarch Heroes, we reflect on the beginnings of the program & highlight our hardworking partners.

Learn how Proposition 4 would help the state invest in repairing aging infrastructure, conserving natural resources, and ensuring safe, reliable water for Texas communities.

Did you know that wetlands—marshes, bogs, and swamps—provide essential habitat for wildlife like the wood duck, and that one-third of threatened or endangered species depend on these crucial waters for survival? But our wetlands and streams are at a greater risk of pollution and destruction than ever before due to a recent rollback in protections. Send a message to your governor and members of Congress, urging them to support efforts to restore and protect wetlands, streams, and water habitats.

SEATTLE – Environmental groups and the state of Oregon asked a judge Tuesday to OK a suite of changes to dam operations in the Columbia Basin to reduce harm to endangered salmon and steelhead.

Did you know that leaving or repurposing fallen leaves in local landscapes creates vital overwintering habitat for vulnerable caterpillars, at-risk salamanders, and declining firefly populations? And that even songbirds benefit by foraging for insects and seeds among the fallen leaves? Unfortunately, local ordinances or homeowner’s associations often require the removal of fallen leaves from residential yards, commercial landscapes, and outdoor public spaces. Send a message today urging your local officials to lift or modify any existing fallen leaves removal requirements and to leave the...

Unless Congress acts, we risk losing not only crucial conservation protections to save wildlife—but the scientists, engineers, and other staff who make them possible. Many of these vital programs are ...