Blog posts from around the country
Pennsylvania Chapter
Pennsylvania residents are blessed to live in one of the few states where environmental rights are not merely an aspiration, but a constitutional promise. Enshrined in the state’s Bill of Rights is the powerful proclamation that “our public natural…
Pennsylvania Chapter
What a great day. We celebrated 250 years of independence and engaged with workshop leaders on topics like public lands, landscaping to attract birds, protecting our streams from plastic pollution, fly fishing, nature journaling, and enjoying all…
Georgia Chapter
We cannot allow more backroom deals that benefit Georgia Power’s profit-driven loyalty to data centers to steamroll public accountability.
New Jersey Chapter
South Brunswick, NJ - Today, Governor Sherrill signed a critical bill to increase transparency regarding energy and water usage from data centers, S3379 (Ruiz) /A4096 (Venezia).
Grand Canyon Chapter
TUCSON, Ariz. – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife has recently authorized the removal of two highly-imperiled Mexican gray wolves from grazing allotments that experience habitual conflict. One of the orders recommends translocation to Mexico and the other…
Hoosier Chapter
The last part of the summer insect blog series spotlights butterflies and moths, jointly called lepidoptera. Indiana is in fact an insect haven, and is home to approximately 150 butterfly and nearly 500 moth species which means 650 species of…