Indigenous Leader Recognized By TIME, Goldman Prize TIME magazine named Nemonte Nenquimo from Ecuador to this year’s TIME 100, its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. She also earned the prestigious Goldman Environmental...
Voters Make Conservation History After an 80-year absence, wolves will return to Colorado within three years. It will mark the end of a destructive error. Proposition 114 directs state wildlife managers to reintroduce gray wolves to the Western Slope. According to...
UN Standing Up For Ecosystem Restoration Degraded lands are the center of attention as global demands for food, feed and fuel continue to rise. Meanwhile, the agricultural land base needed for production is shrinking in many parts of the world. Land use, land-use...
Drought, Fires, Rising Seas Fueling Uncertainty California is experiencing its worst wildfire season on record and it’s far from over. The state has been locked in a devastating drought for more than a decade. A warming ocean and a warming atmosphere are taking their...
Climate Solutions Demand Financial Reforms The financial markets are double-edged swords in the battle against climate change. Until now, many commodities have been a huge part of the problem, but a new report shows that they can be part of the solution. Fossil fuels...
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