Category Archives: Impact Stories

Albuquerque/Santa Fe – New Mexicans are keenly aware of summer dangers. Each day the temperature rises above 95 degrees, so too does the risk of increased fire…

Audubon North Carolina Releases Behind-the-Scenes 360 Video of Nesting Bird Colonies on the Lower Cape Fear River WILMINGTON, NC (XX DATE) – As nesting season…

Fins from up to 73 Million Sharks End Up in Global Trade Every Year WASHINGTON –Today, the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation voted…

Order could threaten national parks, monuments, and public lands, and oceans across the country Taos, New Mexico (April 25, 2017) – President Donald J. Trump…

NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION has been focused on oyster restoration to benefit both the environment and economy of North Carolina since the millennium. In 2015 the…

TALK ABOUT CITIZEN SCIENCE and community building at its best! The Billion Oyster Project (BOP), co-ordinated by Louis Bacon‘s Moore Charitable Foundation partner The New York Harbor School, is set to restore…

Because big fish (striped bass, weakfish, bluefish) eat little fish – as do osprey, eagles and other predatory birds, and because little fish filter serve…

IUU FISHING refers to the following three activities: Illegal fishing, which takes place when fishers, in vessel or harvesting otherwise, operate in violation of the laws of a fishery; Unreported fishing,…

“We are thankful for the ongoing support The Islas Secas Foundation has provided for our project. Long term studies like this allow us to monitor how…

For thirty years, Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) has fought to protect the South’s land, water and people against a myriad of environmental threats, ranging from coal…