Category Archives: Recent News

October 15, 2021: In an op-ed for The Fayetteville Observer, “Venus flytrap part of what makes Fayetteville, Wilmington special and is worth preserving,” Moore Charitable…

A new outdoor interpretive museum opened at the John N. Smith cemetery to honor nearly 2,000 African-Americans who were essential in establishing the Cape Fear…

Prescribed fire can be used to slow the spread and decrease the intensity of wildfires that are plaguing the western half of our country. Prescribed…

Through the Longleaf Landscape Stewardship Fund, a total of $5.3 million in grants were awarded to preserve longleaf pine in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi,…

Lawmakers in Hong Kong approved the categorization of certain wildlife trafficking offences, such as shark fining, as Serious and Organized Crimes. This important legislation will…

With critical support from the Taos Ski Valley Foundation, the Forest Stewards Guild’s Forest Stewards Youth Corps (FSYC) summer program recently concluded by offering employment…

Every summer, TV’s Shark Week celebration dispels myths about this misunderstood species, arguing for preserving sharks, not fearing them. Sharks are essential to maintaining the…

The Southwest Rivers Program—a partnership between the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and the U.S. Forest Service—announced nearly $600,000 to protect native fish and species…

Following Taos Ski Valley’s annual season pass sale, the ski mountain pledged more than $46,000 for The Fund for Taos to support those in the…

The New Mexico House of Representatives announced that legislation to increase the use of prescribed burning was being considered. Prescribed fire is a key element…