Join us for a tour of seven different types of wildlife corridor projects across the U.S. that are working to connect natural areas.
All too often our beaches are plagued with pollution, and millions of swimmers get sick every year.
Each year, 33 billion pounds of plastic enter the marine environment — and our Pacific shoreline isn’t immune.
We are calling for dam removal to save our salmon and orcas, but what does it mean for Washington's power?
As biodiversity continues its decline, a new report highlights key projects that are working to reconnect nature through “wildlife corridors.”
A recent investigation uncovered a bombshell for our environment over at Amazon: The company is destroying millions of unused or returned products.
The infrastructure we build impacts our health and the environment for decades into the future. We applaud the Senate for recognizing that all Americans want clean air to breathe, clean, lead-free water to drink, and more options to get around.
A last-minute amendment to a must-pass bill threatens the pristine Arctic National Wildlife Refuge with drilling and development.
