Can California Condors Survive Avian Flu?
By Juliet Grable May 3, 2023An outbreak among condors in the Southwest has wildlife conservationists on high alert
Campaign Urges Agencies to Keep Big Trees Standing
By Juliet Grable February 6, 2023Key forests are identified that are crucial to honoring old-growth executive order
Condor CSI
By Juliet Grable December 28, 2022When a condor dies in California, Tabitha Viner pulls on her necropsy gloves and gets to work
A People’s History of the Inflation Reduction Act
By Juliet Grable December 22, 2022It was grassroots movements that created the political space for the historic climate legislation
How the Inflation Reduction Act Helps Forests Help Us
By Juliet Grable September 21, 2022The landmark climate law is also good news for trees
Citizen Scientists Rally for Pacific Northwest Monarchs
By Juliet Grable August 23, 2022The butterflies made a showy return this year after a long absence
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What I Learned From Wildfire Risk Tools
By Juliet Grable August 4, 2022Fire maps are better than ever. Are we ready to use them?
Congress Is Considering a Wildlife Protection Bill That Everyone Can Love
By Juliet Grable July 11, 2022The Recovering America’s Wildlife Act enjoys bipartisan support and could be a game changer for imperiled species
Can the Defense Production Act Jump-Start a Transition to Renewable Energy?
By Juliet Grable June 7, 2022Climate activists are calling for a full-scale mobilization
When Women Lead, the Environment Benefits
By Juliet Grable May 27, 2022What’s behind the correlation between gender and a commitment to environmental protection?