Forests Forever News Archives

1. 2023
   1. The Endangered Species Act at 50: "The most dazzling and impactful environmental feat of all time" (12/31/23)
   2. ‘Grief is a rational response’: the 21 US species declared extinct this year (12/29/23)
   3. Tribes guard the Klamath River's fish, water and lands as restoration begins at last (12/29/23)
   4. Most money for endangered species goes to a small number of creatures, leaving others in limbo (12/29/23)
   5. Endangered Species Act turns 50, saves hundreds of species (12/28/23)
   6. HOW THE BEAVER-WOLF DYNAMIC MODIFIES FORESTS (12/28/23)
   7. Return of beavers and water voles among five reasons to be cheerful about nature (12/28/23)
   8. What is ‘assisted migration’ and what are the risks? (12/28/23)
   9. Endangered Species Act turns 50, saves hundreds of species (12/28/23)
   10. Return of beavers and water voles among five reasons to be cheerful about nature (12/28/23)
   11. HOW THE BEAVER-WOLF DYNAMIC MODIFIES FORESTS (12/28/23)
   12. What is ‘assisted migration’ and what are the risks? (12/28/23)
   13. Photos: Top species discoveries from 2023 (12/27/23)
   14. AI predicts the influence of microplastics on soil properties (12/27/23)
   15. AI predicts the influence of microplastics on soil properties (12/27/23)
   16. Reasons to be hopeful in 2024: Five major shifts that have taken place since the Paris Agreement (12/26/23)
   17. How removing 4 dams will return salmon to the Klamath River and the river to the people (12/26/23)
   18. 10-year study of Michigan stream before, during, and after dam removal published (12/26/23)
   19. Reasons to be hopeful in 2024: Five major shifts that have taken place since the Paris Agreement (12/26/23)
   20. America Lost Its One Perfect Tree (12/24/23)
   21. Editorial: Biden should protect more of California’s mountains and deserts as national monuments (12/24/23)
   22. Groups react to US Forest Service proposal to revise landmark Northwest Forest Plan (12/22/23)
   23. Groups react to US Forest Service proposal to revise landmark Northwest Forest Plan (12/22/23)
   24. Conservationists 'Shaking With Excitement' as Rare Turtle Lays Eggs (12/21/23)
   25. Indonesia to fine palm oil companies $310 mln for operating in forests (12/21/23)
   26. No sheep’s clothing needed: Colorado reintroduces five gray wolves (12/20/23)
   27. Don’t blame the trees! Saving forests is still the best way to save the planet (12/20/23)
   28. US ends year on environmental high with increased pollution inspections and protection for forests (12/20/23)
   29. US ends year on environmental high with increased pollution inspections and protection for forests (12/20/23)
   30. No sheep’s clothing needed: Colorado reintroduces five gray wolves (12/20/23)
   31. Repair cafés, sustainable smartphones and product passports: Tackling Europe's throwaway culture (12/19/23)
   32. Biden administration moves to protect old-growth forests as climate change brings fires, pests (12/19/23)
   33. Repair cafés, sustainable smartphones and product passports: Tackling Europe's throwaway culture (12/19/23)
   34. "We are all connected," The wisdom of Jadav Payeng, India's Forest Man (12/19/23)
   35. Why Dam Removal Is a Climate Solution (12/18/23)
   36. EPA's enforcement results bounce back (12/18/23)
   37. Why Dam Removal Is a Climate Solution (12/18/23)
   38. As Financial Turmoil Threatens Plans for an Alabama Wood Pellet Plant, Advocates Question Its Climate and Community Benefits (12/15/23)
   39. A U.S. pine species thrives when burnt. Southerners are rekindling a ‘fire culture’ to boost its range. (12/15/23)
   40. A U.S. pine species thrives when burnt. Southerners are rekindling a ‘fire culture’ to boost its range. (12/15/23)
   41. Welcome to the extinction capital of the world (12/14/23)
   42. Victory for Australia’s Climate Protesters (12/14/23)
   43. Loud and proud climate change denier hangs it up (12/13/23)
   44. Stop Planting Trees, Says Guy Who Inspired World to Plant a Trillion Trees (12/13/23)
   45. Levee breach creates new tidal marshland in San Francisco Bay (12/13/23)
   46. The Sentences of the COP28 Deal Won't Save the Planet—We Will (12/13/23)
   47. The Sentences of the COP28 Deal Won't Save the Planet—We Will (12/13/23)
   48. “Unprecedented Conservation Triumph”: Saiga Antelope Reclassified From ‘Critically Endangered’ to ‘Near Threatened’ in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (12/12/23)
   49. Does a “threatened” listing for wolverines spell a Colorado comeback? (12/11/23)
   50. Fossil fuel phase-out will ‘not avert climate breakdown without protections for nature’ (12/11/23)
   51. Decommissioning the Potter Valley Project: a turning point for Mendocino County (12/11/23)
   52. A community-led strategy to save Brazil’s dry forests from desertification (12/11/23)
   53. ‘Take It Down and They’ll Return’: The Stunning Revival of the Penobscot River (12/11/23)
   54. Marin Voice: Coastal Commission must do more for Pt. Reyes water quality (12/11/23)
   55. A community-led strategy to save Brazil’s dry forests from desertification (12/11/23)
   56. 40,000 tree species now published on the IUCN Red List (12/11/23)
   57. A community-led strategy to save Brazil’s dry forests from desertification (12/11/23)
   58. Billions have been raised to restore forests, with little success—here's the missing ingredient (12/10/23)
   59. The United Arab Emirates' takeover of African forests (12/10/23)
   60. New climate record is a reminder: Earth used to be way hotter, the oceans way higher (12/10/23)
   61. Dam removal on the Eel River! (12/9/23)
   62. Healthy, thriving forests also drives tourism dollars (12/9/23)
   63. Scientists issue warning against commercial tree-planting schemes: ‘We should shift focus’ (12/8/23)
   64. Critics confront state forestry board over Jackson Demonstration State Forest process during heated meeting (12/7/23)
   65. Alarm at plan to stash planet-heating CO2 beneath US national forests (12/7/23)
   66. Alarm at plan to stash planet-heating CO2 beneath US national forests (12/7/23)
   67. How Management Affects Carbon Stored in Forest Soils (12/5/23)
   68. REMARKABLE BEFORE-AND-AFTER IMAGES REVEAL THE DRAMATIC IMPACT OF DAM REMOVAL: ‘SEEING THE KLAMATH RIVER FLOW … IS INSPIRING’ (12/1/23)
   69. Ancient redwoods recover from fire by sprouting 1000-year-old buds (12/1/23)
   70. How restoring key wildlife species can be a game-changing climate solution (12/1/23)
   71. The epic history of the Endangered Species Act (12/1/23)
   72. Logging, road construction continue to fuel forest loss in Papua New Guinea (11/30/23)
   73. US moves to protect wolverines as climate change melts their mountain refuges, threatens extinction (11/29/23)
   74. EU Policy. UK introduces new eco-finance labels as global, EU regulators vow greenwashing crackdown (11/29/23)
   75. ‘More precious than gold’: How a long lost mole was rediscovered with the help of a border collie (11/29/23)
   76. ‘More precious than gold’: How a long lost mole was rediscovered with the help of a border collie (11/29/23)
   77. Forest restoration to boost biomass doesn’t have to sacrifice tree diversity (11/28/23)
   78. A Sumatran rhino calf born in Indonesia adds to an endangered species of fewer than 50 animals (11/28/23)
   79. Another Timber War Looms (11/28/23)
   80. Returning to the river: Tribal nations see hope for homelands as Klamath River dams are removed (11/27/23)
   81. Critically endangered Sumatran rhino born in Indonesia (11/27/23)
   82. ‘Groundbreaking’ bill introduces tribal partnership in Mt. Hood National Forest (11/27/23)
   83. Heartbreak' as trees felled in Hunt Club forest (11/27/23)
   84. Why environmentalists are suing the National Park Service to prevent it from planting trees (11/27/23)
   85. The EU Overhauls Its Law Covering Environmental Crimes, Banning Specific Acts and Increasing Penalties (11/23/23)
   86. At Least We Can Give Thanks for a Tree (11/23/23)
   87. The U.S. has a controversial plan to store carbon dioxide under the nation's forests (11/20/23)
   88. The State of the Planet in 10 Numbers (11/20/23)
   89. Big Basin: Redwood trees’ recovery is ‘remarkable’ three years after huge fire, while some species are still struggling (11/20/23)
   90. Newly promoted CalFire JDSF advisor will facilitate Wednesday’s JAG meeting (11/19/23)
   91. Bringing back California's redwood forests (11/18/23)
   92. Biden’s climate and tribal goals conflict on California’s coast (11/18/23)
   93. New Point Reyes water pollution data add pressure on ranches (11/18/23)
   94. Facing an uncertain future, 70 endangered yellow-legged frogs released in California lake (11/17/23)
   95. PG&E formalizes plan to eliminate Lake Pillsbury in Mendocino National Forest in landmark move (11/17/23)
   96. Just leaving trees to grow could store a third of our carbon emissions (11/13/23)
   97. Video captures long-lost echidna species named after Sir David Attenborough that wasn't seen for decades (11/13/23)
   98. How are green corridors saving one of Brazil’s most endangered species from deforestation? (11/13/23)
   99. Spotlight on Environmental Justice Implications of California Wood Pellet Export Scheme (11/10/23)
   100. EU agrees on biodiversity law to restore nature (11/10/23)
   101. Perspective: The forest preserve’s expanding size and role (11/10/23)
   102. Caltrans provides update on world’s largest wildlife crossing (11/10/23)
   103. Park Service should refrain from planting sequoia seedlings and let nature do its job | Opinion (11/10/23)
   104. Paper giant should lose green certification amid records on deforestation, social abuses and forest fires (11/10/23)
   105. Paper giant should lose green certification amid records on deforestation, social abuses and forest fires (11/10/23)
   106. Wood Pellet Giant Enviva Discloses a Financial Crisis (11/9/23)
   107. Forests with multiple tree species are 70% more effective as carbon sinks than monoculture forests, study finds (11/9/23)
   108. Napa Votes Against Controversial "Le Colline" Vineyard (11/8/23)
   109. Planned Fossil Fuel Production Vastly Exceeds the World’s Climate Goals, ‘Throwing Humanity’s Future Into Question’ (11/8/23)
   110. Visualizing All the World’s Carbon Emissions by Country (11/8/23)
   111. Napa County explains controversial Le Colline vineyard rejection (11/7/23)
   112. Biodiversity time machine' provides insights into a century of loss (11/7/23)
   113. Explainer: Can solar geoengineering stop global warming? (11/1/23)
   114. Protecting Plants and Animals at Risk Must Start before They Need the Endangered Species Act (11/1/23)
   115. Indonesia says 200,000 hectares of palm plantations to be made forests (10/31/23)
   116. Study shows support for carbon removal but great concern over solar manipulation (10/30/23)
   117. In Benin, Voodoo’s birthplace, believers bemoan steady shrinkage of forests they revere as sacred (10/28/23)
   118. Opinion: Virginia must build on its protection for forests (10/28/23)
   119. Water-hungry golf courses plague Arizona’s native javelina-filled landscape (10/25/23)
   120. Scientist Captures Bird's Final Song Before Extinction (10/23/23)
   121. The Invisible Force Keeping Carbon in the Ground (10/23/23)
   122. Don’t Offer Up Our National Forests for Industrial Carbon Waste Dumping (10/23/23)
   123. In Shawnee National Forest, a debate swirls around how to best protect trees amid climate change and wildfires (10/22/23)
   124. 150 dolphins die in Amazon lake within a week as water temps surpass 100 degrees amid extreme drought (10/19/23)
   125. Conflict of Interest Raised in Jackson Demonstration State Forest Management’s Advisors (10/19/23)
   126. Timber Company’s Quiet Lawsuits Against CalFire Raise Questions About Mendocino Redwood Company CEO Doubling as Jackson Advisory Group Member (10/19/23)
   127. 21 species removed from endangered list due to extinction, U.S. wildlife officials say (10/18/23)
   128. Clear-cutting forests near watersheds could threaten drinking water supplies, conservationists warn (10/18/23)
   129. Clear-cutting forests near watersheds could threaten drinking water supplies, conservationists warn (10/18/23)
   130. In search of the Old Ones: Where to find the world's longest-lived trees (10/16/23)
   131. ‘It’s a real mess’: Mining and deforestation threaten unparalleled DRC wildlife haven (10/13/23)
   132. What We Can Learn from the Oldest Living Trees (10/12/23)
   133. Swedish court fines Greta Thunberg again for disobeying police orders (10/11/23)
   134. Canada rejects request to protect northern spotted owl habitat (10/11/23)
   135. New Law Makes California's 30x30 Goal Official (10/10/23)
   136. Jackson State Demonstration Forest announces seasonal road and campground closures (10/9/23)
   137. Tree plantations try to offset our carbon pollution. Here’s the problem. (10/9/23)
   138. Massive dam removal project spurs hope in the Klamath Basin (10/6/23)
   139. Cut down once again: Uncontrolled logging puts new Sahel reforestation projects at risk (10/6/23)
   140. Scandal: How Cargill sank the COP27 deal to end soy-driven deforestation (10/6/23)
   141. Sycamore Gap tree: The story so far (10/5/23)
   142. Provincial data shows increase in old-growth logging, contrary to B.C.'s earlier figures: conservationists (10/5/23)
   143. Wall Street urged to back Indigenous peoples as protectors of forests and oceans (10/5/23)
   144. Carbon-capture tree plantations threaten tropical biodiversity for little gain, ecologists say (10/3/23)
   145. Blog: The importance of restoring the Bay's wetlands (9/27/23)
   146. Biologists in slow and steady race to help North America’s largest and rarest tortoise species (9/25/23)
   147. ‘The Ghost Forest’ author Greg King recounts odyssey as an activist battling the North Coast timber industry (9/22/23)
   148. Indigenous people in Brazil shed tears of joy as the Supreme Court enshrines their land rights (9/21/23)
   149. Tree Thought Extinct Discovered After 2 Centuries in 'Incredible' Find (9/21/23)
   150. Little evidence of management change in California’s forest offset program (9/21/23)
   151. Climate Spending Bonanza Doing Little to Help Indigenous Communities (9/20/23)
   152. Nestlé bottled water from California spring for 100 years. It’s illegal and must stop, regulator say (9/20/23)
   153. Biden uses executive power to create a New Deal-style American Climate Corps (9/20/23)
   154. FACT SHEET: Biden-⁠Harris Administration Launches American Climate Corps to Train Young People in Clean Energy, Conservation, and Climate Resilience Skills, Create Good-Paying Jobs and Tackle the Climate Crisis (9/20/23)
   155. In new challenges to Alaska forest’s ‘Roadless Rule,’ pro-logging arguments have disappeared (9/20/23)
   156. Virginia groups seek old-growth forest protections (9/20/23)
   157. Rewilding Wetlands: A Concise Guide (9/20/23)
   158. Amazonian Indigenous leaders call for 80×2025 at Climate Week (commentary) (9/19/23)
   159. Can ‘road ecology’ save millions of animals? (9/19/23)
   160. Why Healthy Forests Mean Fewer Pandemics (9/19/23)
   161. Conservation groups seek to halt Trump-approved logging project in Wisconsin Northwoods (9/19/23)
   162. NASA imagery shows scale, impact of logging in drinking watersheds on Oregon Coast (9/19/23)
   163. The West’s overlooked rainforests can address climate change (9/19/23)
   164. NASA imagery shows scale, impact of logging in drinking watersheds on Oregon Coast (9/19/23)
   165. National parks will be free to visit on Saturday: What to know (9/18/23)
   166. VENTURA COUNTY SUPERVISORS ADOPT PROTECTIONS FOR CRITICAL WILDLIFE CROSSINGS IN LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST (9/18/23)
   167. Patterns, drivers, and a predictive model of dam removal cost in the United States (9/18/23)
   168. Water rights reformers scored only a minor victory in the Legislature (9/17/23)
   169. ‘I haven’t bought fast fashion in five years’: Why Gen Z is rejecting high street brands in favour of second-hand (9/16/23)
   170. Le Colline: A Victory for All of Napa Valley (9/16/23)
   171. Endangered Species Rule to Face Legal Challenges From All Sides (9/14/23)
   172. Logging Degrades Forest Resilence (9/13/23)
   173. Landmark Legal Settlement Locks in EPA Actions to Protect Endangered Species From Pesticides (9/13/23)
   174. Richard Wilson, former California forestry chief, leading Mendocino County conservationist, dies at 89 (9/12/23)
   175. The world’s biggest national park is larger than most countries (9/11/23)
   176. ‘Shein is targeting colleges’: the student battling fast fashion’s ‘hypocritical’ scholarships (9/11/23)
   177. ‘Frustrating as hell’: advocates say old-growth still being cut years after B.C. promised protections (9/11/23)
   178. US climate scientist risks felony by chaining herself to pipeline drill (9/8/23)
   179. Letter: Napa Sierra Club supports Le Colline decision (9/8/23)
   180. Plan to protect vulnerable species in Western state forests moves forward (9/7/23)
   181. Protecting water from 'Forest to Mi Faucet' (9/7/23)
   182. Profit Trumps People and Planet in Brazil’s Eucalyptus Industry (9/7/23)
   183. Biden’s Protection of Arctic NWR May Signal More Public Land Protections Ahead of Election (9/7/23)
   184. Letter: Le Colline decision was the right call (9/6/23)
   185. Biden-Harris Administration Takes Major Steps to Protect Arctic Lands and Wildlife in Alaska (9/6/23)
   186. Helping or hindering? US scientists debate how to save giant sequoias (9/4/23)
   187. Volunteers are saving Lāhainā’s famed banyan tree (9/4/23)
   188. A Bold Attempt To Save Wild Ocelots From Extinction (9/4/23)
   189. Microplastic contamination of lettuces grown in urban vegetable gardens in Lisbon (Portugal) (8/31/23)
   190. Seven new ‘walking leaf’ insect species discovered (8/31/23)
   191. Judge: Trump-era rule change allowing the logging of old-growth forests violates laws (8/31/23)
   192. US government is funding kills of endangered animals, activists say (8/31/23)
   193. Largest known eastern white pine found in the southern Adirondacks (8/30/23)
   194. The EPA removes federal protections for most of the country's wetlands (8/29/23)
   195. Watch Adult Wolves Bring ‘Toys’ to Their Teething Pups at Yellowstone (8/28/23)
   196. Exxon says world set to fail 2°C global warming cap by 2050 (8/28/23)
   197. Illegal logging takes big toll on Mexico City’s crucial forests (8/28/23)
   198. ‘I’m not the guilty one’: the water protector facing jail time for trying to stop a pipeline (8/27/23)
   199. BLM shifts green on 2 million Western Slope acres, setting up Colorado clash of environment vs. oil (8/27/23)
   200. Growing number of countries consider making ecocide a crime (8/26/23)
   201. BLM director makes hometown pitch for conservation rule, funding (8/25/23)
   202. Presidential debate shows how GOP candidates are struggling to address concerns about climate change (8/24/23)
   203. Republican activist says party ‘deserves to lose’ if it fails to address climate crisis (8/24/23)
   204. Climate change: Thousands of penguins die in Antarctic ice breakup (8/24/23)
   205. Microplastics infiltrate all systems of body, cause behavioral changes (8/24/23)
   206. Biden proposes vast new marine sanctuary in partnership with California tribe (8/24/23)
   207. Carbon credit speculators could lose billions as offsets deemed ‘worthless’ (8/24/23)
   208. The Insect Apocalypse Is Coming (8/22/23)
   209. After rejection of Le Colline, what does the future hold for Napa County vineyard plans? (8/21/23)
   210. The richest Americans account for 40 percent of U.S. climate emissions (8/17/23)
   211. Income-based U.S. household carbon footprints (1990–2019) offer new insights on emissions inequality and climate finance (8/17/23)
   212. ‘National disgrace’: protest after tree estimated to be hundreds of years old cut down in Tasmania (8/15/23)
   213. Napa County supervisors tentatively deny vineyard project after appeal cites environmental concerns (8/15/23)
   214. Napa County upholds appeal of Le Colline Vineyard (8/15/23)
   215. ‘Gamechanger’: judge rules in favor of young activists in US climate trial (8/14/23)
   216. Countering false and omitted evidence of historically heterogeneous western US dry forests and mixed-severity fires (8/14/23)
   217. THE GREATEST ACT OF GREENWASHING IN AMERICAN HISTORY (8/14/23)
   218. For Decades, Our Carbon Emissions Sped the Growth of Plants — Not Anymore (8/14/23)
   219. A new gray wolf pack is found 200 miles south of California's nearest-known pack (8/12/23)
   220. EGLE, EPA Retreat from Civil Rights Agreement with Flint Groups (8/10/23)
   221. Napa County supervisors to weigh in on appeal of controversial Le Colline vineyard project next week (8/9/23)
   222. Consumers’ decision on 13 dams could alter Michigan rivers, towns (8/9/23)
   223. Argentina’s Restored Grasslands Harbor a Species on the Brink (8/9/23)
   224. Letter: Responding to letter about Angwin's Le Colline vineyard project (8/8/23)
   225. Biden creates new national monument near Grand Canyon, citing tribal heritage, climate concerns (8/8/23)
   226. Biden Designates Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon National Monument (8/8/23)
   227. Arizona gets a new national monument as Biden designates Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni (8/8/23)
   228. Biden’s New National Monument Near the Grand Canyon Is a Big Freaking Deal (8/8/23)
   229. Reward offered after red wolf killed in Washington County (8/7/23)
   230. DeSantis’s Florida Approves Climate-Denial Videos in Schools (8/7/23)
   231. What’s the problem with fast fashion? (8/7/23)
   232. Letter: Napa County should reject Le Colline’s misleading claims (8/6/23)
   233. A Mississippi community takes on a U.K. energy giant over pollution concerns (8/6/23)
   234. After helping prevent extinctions for 50 years, the Endangered Species Act itself may be in peril (8/4/23)
   235. EPA Approved a Fuel Ingredient Even Though It Could Cause Cancer in Virtually Every Person Exposed Over a Lifetime (8/4/23)
   236. Economic Empire and the Raw Resource of the California Redwoods (8/4/23)
   237. Judge: Trump-era rule change allowing the logging of old-growth forests violates laws (8/3/23)
   238. Rewilding the U.S. could be a powerful tool for addressing climate change (8/3/23)
   239. Plastic ‘Frankenrocks’ pose new pollution threat to coastal environment (8/2/23)
   240. Commentary: Government officials need to do more to protect mature forests — and fight climate change (8/1/23)
   241. As work begins on the largest US dam removal project, tribes look to a future of growth (7/30/23)
   242. Fossil Fuel Companies Are Paying Influencers to Do Their PR (7/27/23)
   243. Focus: P&G drops forest pledge, drawing ire of green groups, investors (7/26/23)
   244. This Summer’s Heatwaves Would Have Been ‘Almost Impossible’ Without Human-Caused Warming, a New Analysis Shows (7/25/23)
   245. With one down, Klamath dam removal proceeds on schedule (7/16/23)
   246. ‘Giant Methane Factories’: Hydropower Has Long Been Touted as Clean Energy. But Is It? (7/14/23)
   247. European Union Approves Ambitious Nature Restoration Law (7/12/23)
   248. A Dead Whale at The Bottom of The Ocean Is Now a Thriving Home of Life (7/11/23)
   249. What to know about Japan's plan to dump wastewater into the ocean (7/9/23)
   250. Against all odds, the rare Devils Hole pupfish keeps on swimming (7/7/23)
   251. At long last, the American buffalo has come home (7/7/23)
   252. Carnivore Reintroductions — Before, During, and After; Variables and Case Studies to Consider for the Northeastern U.S. (7/6/23)
   253. Eugene Community Blockades Sierra Pacific Mill In Protest Of Public Lands Logging (7/5/23)
   254. Jackson Demonstration State Forest Update: July 2023 (7/5/23)
   255. Opinion: We've got it all wrong about sequoias and wildfire (7/5/23)
   256. World hits record land, sea temperatures as climate change fuels 2023 extremes (7/3/23)
   257. Senator Heinrich Will Not Reintroduce Grazing Permit Buyout Legislation (7/3/23)
   258. The 5 Most Iconic Trees Native to California (7/2/23)
   259. This tiny native fish is disappearing; Kansas wildlife officials are working to save it (6/30/23)
   260. More Than 90 Vermont School Districts Sue Monsanto Over PCBs (6/30/23)
   261. Toxic chaos: What can we learn from the Ohio train derailment? (6/29/23)
   262. Public Lands Rule rhetoric gets wacky (6/29/23)
   263. Scientists Find the ‘Extinct’ Victorian Earless Dragon, Not Seen Since 1969 (6/28/23)
   264. Lawrence mourns passing of oldest living captive black-footed ferret, Pancake (6/28/23)
   265. Joshua Trees win long term protection in environmental victory (6/28/23)
   266. Deforestation jumped 10% last year despite global pledges (6/27/23)
   267. Wildlife photographer arrested in Tasmanian forest where swift parrot habitat is being logged (6/27/23)
   268. Microplastics May Pose a Serious Danger to The Intestine (6/26/23)
   269. Nigeria investigates Shell's Trans Niger pipeline spill (6/26/23)
   270. Tribune Editorial: The BLM Public Lands Rule is a common-sense solution (6/25/23)
   271. Ecological tipping points could occur much sooner than expected, study finds (6/22/23)
   272. Roundup Manufacturers Had No Evidence for Claiming Its Weedkillers Were Safe (6/21/23)
   273. No new mining operations on Yanomami land after raids and deaths (6/21/23)
   274. Biden administration looks to reinstate protections for endangered species curbed by Trump (6/21/23)
   275. Canada is on fire, and big oil is the arsonist (6/20/23)
   276. Lawsuit Targets Mineral Exploration Threatening Arizona’s Patagonia Mountains, Endangered Species (6/20/23)
   277. US national parks are crowded – and so are many national forests, wildlife refuges, battlefields and seashores (6/20/23)
   278. Fighting climate change by reconnecting to ecosystems in our own backyards (6/20/23)
   279. Vermont sues chemical giant Monsanto over toxic PCBs in schools, waters (6/19/23)
   280. Humans inhale a credit card's worth of microplastics every week. Here's where it ends up. (6/19/23)
   281. Forest ‘thinning,’ aka logging, is not going to save us from wildfires (6/15/23)
   282. Revenge of the killer whales? Recent boat attacks might be driven by trauma (6/13/23)
   283. New Trees Are No Substitute for Old Trees (6/11/23)
   284. US Fish and Wildlife agrees to consider Pacific fisher protections (6/10/23)
   285. Moving Through the Trees at Night (To Save the Forests) (6/9/23)
   286. Visualized: The 4 Billion Year Path of Human Evolution (6/9/23)
   287. BLM ‘conservation rule’ divides Wyoming public land users (6/9/23)
   288. Washington-based conservation group wants Endangered Species Act protections for Alaska king salmon (6/8/23)
   289. CITES: A historic treaty protecting endangered species turns 50. Is it still an effective tool? (6/8/23)
   290. Rewilding in an Unlikely Landscape (6/7/23)
   291. Healey administration extends pause on state forest logging contracts for 6 more months (6/7/23)
   292. Two California lakes are making comebacks with different results (6/6/23)
   293. I Spent My Life Saving the Whales. Now They Might Save Us (6/5/23)
   294. ‘We Found Plastic on the Seabed in Antarctica and I Just Cried’ (6/5/23)
   295. New striped creature — with orange groin and unique mating call — found in Australia (6/5/23)
   296. Log and Burn, or Leave Alone? Indiana Residents Fight US Forest Service Over the Future of Hoosier National Forest (6/4/23)
   297. Corporate capture, theft and pillage of public lands on Yellowstone’s western flank (6/4/23)
   298. Log and Burn, or Leave Alone? Indiana Residents Fight US Forest Service Over the Future of Hoosier National Forest (6/4/23)
   299. How Scientists Are Fighting to Save the Critically Endangered Pink Iguana of the Galapagos (6/2/23)
   300. A “Scientific Surprise” – White-Bellied Pangolins Have Second-Most Chromosomes Among Mammals (6/1/23)
   301. The effectiveness of global protected areas for climate change mitigation (6/1/23)
   302. Land Trust of Napa County completes conservation purchase of Walt Ranch, site of disputed development (5/31/23)
   303. Ofgem to investigate Drax compliance with biomass reporting rules (5/31/23)
   304. Eagles and ospreys are resurgent. Here's the darker side of NJ's bird story (5/30/23)
   305. FORESTRY EXPERT EXPLAINS THE BIG PROBLEM WITH REPLANTING CHOPPED-DOWN TREES: ‘DIFFERENT SPECIES LIVE IN DIFFERENT HEIGHTS’ (5/30/23)
   306. First-Ever ‘Plastic Rain’ Weather Forecast Predicts Almost 50 KG of Microplastic Shower Over Paris (5/26/23)
   307. Conservation crime scientist uncovers secrets of trade threatening world’s most endangered species (5/25/23)
   308. Close to Home: A new priority for public land (5/25/23)
   309. The future is uncertain for our last old-growth boreal forests (5/25/23)
   310. Senator Daines Ill-advised Forest Management Advocacy (5/25/23)
   311. Supreme Court sharply limits federal government’s ability to police pollution into certain wetlands (5/25/23)
   312. U.N. slams carbon removal as unproven and risky (5/24/23)
   313. This paragliding gecko is new to science (5/23/23)
   314. Global loss of wildlife is ‘significantly more alarming’ than previously thought, according to a new study (5/22/23)
   315. What We Owe Our Trees (5/22/23)
   316. Why Tree-Planting Schemes Aren’t a Silver Bullet (5/22/23)
   317. America's birds are under siege. These are among the most at risk for extinction. (5/21/23)
   318. Save Our Sequoias Act–A Stealth Attack On NEPA, ESA and Our Sequoia Groves (5/21/23)
   319. What are Californians doing about … Weather Whiplash? (5/18/23)
   320. Mapped: All of the World’s Roads, by Continent (5/18/23)
   321. Not extinct! Ivory-billed woodpecker is alive in Louisiana, National Aviary says (5/18/23)
   322. ‘Six times the size of Yosemite’: the new tribal sanctuary off the super-rich California coast (5/18/23)
   323. ‘A whole new ballgame’: Berkeley’s aggressive new plan to prevent wildfire (5/18/23)
   324. Biofuels and Biomass Energy Are Not Clean, Nor Sustainable (5/17/23)
   325. US imports of ‘blood teak’ from Myanmar continue despite sanctions (5/16/23)
   326. Indigenous chief shot in head in Brazil’s ‘palm oil war’ region; crisis group launched (5/16/23)
   327. EPA finally wakes up with stiff new climate rules: ‘They’ve hit full throttle’ (5/16/23)
   328. A Good Week for Forests, a Bad Week for Bioenergy (5/16/23)
   329. Targeting 3% of protected areas could accelerate progress on 30×30 goals, says Global Conservation’s Jeff Morgan (5/16/23)
   330. What We Lose When We Lose Old-Growth Forests (5/15/23)
   331. Human Activities Have Drastically Reduced Habitat for Asian Elephants (5/15/23)
   332. What can gardeners do to combat invasive plants? Know your enemy. (5/14/23)
   333. Rats Are Finally Gone from This Vulnerable Island (5/12/23)
   334. Voluntary Grazing Allotment Retirement Act And Wildfire (5/12/23)
   335. Canada: images of felled ancient tree a ‘gut-punch’, old-growth experts say (5/11/23)
   336. Covelo Celebrates Richard Wilson, the Man Who Stopped the Damming of the Eel River and Flooding of Round Valley (5/8/23)
   337. Interactive map: Top 5 most common invasive animal and insect in every US state (5/7/23)
   338. Old-growth forests continue to disappear despite EU protection commitments (5/5/23)
   339. New monuments a great start. Let's do more (5/5/23)
   340. State government: Grateful for our forests (5/4/23)
   341. Northwest Montana Projects Selected for Forest Road, Trail and Stream Restoration Funding (5/4/23)
   342. Research finds some Pacific salmon migration out of sync with food supply (5/4/23)
   343. How do you tally up forestry's climate impact? Watchdog calls for more transparency (5/4/23)
   344. Defenders Opposes Senate Legislation to Strip Protections from Endangered Bird (5/3/23)
   345. Forests &Finance: Agroforestry in Cameroon and reforestation in South Africa (5/3/23)
   346. The most mysterious forests on Earth are underwater (5/3/23)
   347. Global Ocean Census aims to find 100,000 marine species in 10 years (5/3/23)
   348. Big Oil pumps $9.4 million into lobbying in California in 2023's first quarter! (5/2/23)
   349. In a Bolivian protected area torn up for gold, focus is on limiting damage (5/2/23)
   350. Mich. DNR updates endangered species list; 36 removed, 58 added (5/2/23)
   351. 2200-year-old pile of excrement provides window into condors’ past (5/2/23)
   352. Conservation goals require Newsom to prioritize partnerships with tribes (5/2/23)
   353. Environmental advocates warn clearcutting plan could imperil grizzlies, lynx and old-growth forests (5/2/23)
   354. This ridge is considered a California ‘jewel.’ Here’s how tribes are trying to protect it (5/1/23)
   355. Seeking sanctuary on a warming planet (5/1/23)
   356. Wildflowers, eagles and Native history: can this California ridge be protected? (4/30/23)
   357. Pellet Plant’s Promises of Cleaner Air Go Up in Smoke (4/28/23)
   358. A Cypress in Chile Could Soon Break The Record For World's Oldest Tree (4/27/23)
   359. Estimating the impact of new high seas activities on the environment: the effects of ocean-surface macroplastic removal on sea surface ecosystems (4/27/23)
   360. Listen to the mating call of a bird that went extinct two decades ago (4/26/23)
   361. Trees are moving north from global warming. Look up how your city could change. (4/26/23)
   362. Meet Nevada's Bristlecone Pines, Some of the Oldest Trees on Earth (4/26/23)
   363. A Rare Glimpse into Afghanistan’s Spectacular, Vanishing Forests (4/26/23)
   364. How much U.S. forest is old growth? It depends who you ask (4/26/23)
   365. Another national monument in works for Nevada? (4/26/23)
   366. Tree diversity increases decadal forest soil carbon and nitrogen accrual (4/26/23)
   367. Dam fine work: record number of barrier removals helps restore rivers across Europe (4/25/23)
   368. Appellate Court Upholds Expanded Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument (4/24/23)
   369. Protect large trees for climate mitigation, biodiversity,and forest resilience (4/22/23)
   370. How Scientists are Fighting to Save California Forests with Reforestation, a short film. (4/21/23)
   371. Most Federal Forest is Mature and Old Growth. Now the Question Is Whether to Protect It (4/21/23)
   372. Most Federal Forest is Mature and Old Growth. Now the Question Is Whether to Protect It (4/21/23)
   373. What’s Wrong With Biomass Burning? Everything. (4/21/23)
   374. As Projects Decline, the Era of Building Big Dams Draws to a Close (4/20/23)
   375. The Visionary Activist Show – A Forest Journey (4/20/23)
   376. US inventory: old forests cover area larger than California (4/20/23)
   377. US inventory: old forests cover area larger than California (4/20/23)
   378. Eel River named one of America’s Most Endangered Rivers (4/18/23)
   379. Rewilding Is The Missing Link Between Biodiversity Conservation And Climate Change (4/16/23)
   380. Guest Column: Celebrate Earth Day with protections for old forests (4/14/23)
   381. Tribes, lawmakers urge Biden to protect Grand Canyon region with a new national monument (4/11/23)
   382. There could be millions of abandoned wells in the U.S. Plugging them is a monumental task. (4/11/23)
   383. National Park Service Opposes Legislation To Allow Fixed Climbing Anchors In Wilderness (4/4/23)
   384. BLM's latest old-growth timber sale: Last Chance (3/29/23)
   385. Potter Valley Project: Russian River Water Forum forms to advise on decommissioning, Scott Dam spillway to remain open (3/26/23)
   386. California’s Atmospheric Rivers Are Getting Worse (3/25/23)
   387. What happened to The Ocean Cleanup — the system that would rid the oceans of plastic? (3/17/23)
   388. Scientists Find ‘Plastic Rocks’ on Remote Turtle Refuge (3/16/23)
   389. The case against golf courses (3/16/23)
   390. World's Largest Organism Is Slowly Being Eaten, Scientist Says (3/10/23)
   391. A Second Norfolk Southern Train Derails in Ohio (3/5/23)
   392. Plan to incinerate soil from Ohio train derailment is ‘horrifying’, says expert (3/4/23)
   393. Time Is Running Out to Restore Plants and Animals That Exist Only in Captivity (3/3/23)
   394. Caltrans Approves Richardson Grove Project, Again (3/1/23)
   395. Environmental auditors approve green labels for products linked to deforestation and authoritarian regimes (3/1/23)
   396. Burmese star tortoise: the stunning conservation success story in Myanmar (2/22/23)
   397. President Biden should move to protect more nature by using the Antiquities Act (2/20/23)
   398. Brazil Supreme Court rules Bayer must return $252 million in GMO soy royalties (2/20/23)
   399. High Country News Engages in Climate Change Denialism and Greenwashing (2/17/23)
   400. New species of ‘Tolkien frog’ emerges from Middle Earth of Ecuadoran Andes (2/17/23)
   401. Climate Matters: Our young people’s future, our forests, our changing climate (2/16/23)
   402. Old Remnant Forests Threatened by BLM Logging Sale (2/15/23)
   403. Scientists tangle over ‘wood wide web’ connecting forests and fungi (2/14/23)
   404. Mono Lake Tribe Seeks to Assert Its Water Rights in Call For Emergency Halt of Water Diversions to Los Angeles (2/14/23)
   405. Newsom unveils bill to protect California’s climate-threatened Joshua tree (2/9/23)
   406. An integrated modeling approach for considering wildlife reintroduction in the face of climate uncertainty: A case for the North Cascades grizzly bear (2/8/23)
   407. U.S. mature forests are critical carbon repositories, but at risk: Study (1/27/23)
   408. Biden restores roadless protection to the Tongass, North America’s largest rainforest (1/27/23)
   409. Indigenous Women and Femmes Are Winning Fights to Reclaim Land (1/26/23)
   410. The importance of natural forest stewardship in adaptation planning in the United States (1/19/23)
   411. Opinion: Follow Biden’s lead and protect Oregon’s old-growth on national public lands (1/15/23)
   412. How Successful Has the Endangered Species Act Been in its 5 Decades of Protection? Hint: It’s Very Good News (1/14/23)
   413. The Surprising History of Climate Change Coverage in College Textbooks (1/14/23)
   414. An Urgent Global Rewilding Imperative Isn't 'Crying Wolf' (1/12/23)
   415. WITH ONLY DAYS REMAINING BEFORE THE PERMIT TO REMOVE THE POTTER VALLEY BALD EAGLE NEST EXPIRES, WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER CALLS FOR ACTION (1/11/23)
   416. ‘Truly a renaissance period of social media’: how US state agencies got funny (1/9/23)
   417. The Range of Light National Monument Would Link Yosemite and Sequoia–Kings Canyon National Parks (1/9/23)
   418. Sixth Mass Extinction Happening Right Now as Humanity Destroys Way of Life, Experts Warn (1/7/23)
   419. New York Right-to-Repair Law Promises Easier, Cheaper Electronics Repairs (1/6/23)
   420. Land Trust of Napa County Looks to Buy Walt Ranch (1/4/23)
   421. Land Trust of Napa County agrees to buy controversial Walt Ranch property from Hall Wines (1/4/23)
   422. Scientists say planet in midst of sixth mass extinction, Earth's wildlife running out of places to live (1/1/23)
2. 2022
   1. Giant Sequoia Lands Coalition members share their progress to save the big trees (12/30/22)
   2. The Struggle to Conserve Threatened Forests in Haiti (12/30/22)
   3. Forest Service withdraws timber project decision near Eugene over big tree cutting (12/30/22)
   4. Environmental review of 2022: another mile on the ‘highway to climate hell’ (12/30/22)
   5. Country diary: These stocky finches serve a life sentence confined to coniferous forests (12/30/22)
   6. Top 15 species discoveries from 2022 (Photos) (12/29/22)
   7. Brazil’s Lula picks Amazon defender for environment minister (12/29/22)
   8. CAN COP15 SAVE SOUTH AMERICA'S MOST DEFORESTED REGION? (12/28/22)
   9. Greenwashing complaint filed against Canada’s biggest certifier of sustainable forestry (12/28/22)
   10. The Greening of the Great Basin (12/28/22)
   11. From CPP: The uncertain future of old-growth forests in North Carolina, part four (12/27/22)
   12. Brazil’s promise to protect forests faces challenges (12/27/22)
   13. Can We Stop the Sixth Extinction? (12/26/22)
   14. Learning to love — and protect — burned trees (12/25/22)
   15. Letter to the editor: Komer (12/22/22)
   16. What the Extinction Crisis Took From the World in 2022 (12/22/22)
   17. Avi Kwa Ame recognized; Biden calls for national monument designation (12/21/22)
   18. Oregon's 80,000-acre Elliott State Research Forest will be largest in North America (12/19/22)
   19. Climate Crisis Is Destroying Oregon’s Conifer Forests (12/19/22)
   20. Cop15: UK accused of hypocrisy over environment protection targets (12/17/22)
   21. Watered down: why negotiators at Cop15 are barely mentioning the ocean (12/16/22)
   22. Cloud Forest Bird Count (12/16/22)
   23. Conservation Reimagined: Los Angeles County’s 30x30 Plan (12/15/22)
   24. Climate change, wildfires and a deadly fungus threaten this iconic tree (12/14/22)
   25. Tiehm’s Buckwheat Protected as Endangered Species (12/14/22)
   26. “The voice of Indigenous peoples is the real voice of nature” (12/14/22)
   27. Letters: Logging in Jackson State Forest (12/13/22)
   28. Threatened cloud forests key to billions of dollars worth of hydropower: Report (12/13/22)
   29. Congress must act quickly to pass these five conservation bills to protect California (12/12/22)
   30. Plan to protect 30% of Earth divides and inspires at Cop15 (12/12/22)
   31. Learning to Love — and Protect — Burned Trees (12/7/22)
   32. Birds and Biodiversity – Building a Shared Future for All (12/7/22)
   33. Legislation Calls For Range Of Light National Monument (12/1/22)
   34. Despite Biden’s promises, logging still threatens old forests and U.S. climate goals (11/28/22)
   35. In Vermont, a call to end logging in the Green Mountain National Forest (11/25/22)
   36. Worth more standing': Protesters take on Forest Service over old-growth trees (11/21/22)
   37. Climate change: Five key takeaways from COP27 (11/20/22)
   38. COP27 is a cop out (11/19/22)
   39. Letter to the editor: Figure out how to rein in development in the Greater Yellowstone (11/19/22)
   40. Napa stopped a ‘theme park-size’ winery from being built. Here’s what it means for the region’s future (11/18/22)
   41. ‘Just and ambitious’ climate solutions will only come from robust public input (11/18/22)
   42. Juneau activists rally during COP27 to support protecting mature forests (11/18/22)
   43. No Longer Evergreen: Germany Eyes Diversity To Save Forests (11/17/22)
   44. Rally Brings Attention To National Forests Project (11/17/22)
   45. To Fight Climate Change, Canada Turns to Indigenous People to Save Its Forests (11/16/22)
   46. Scientists: Logging in Primary Forests Drives Degradation (11/16/22)
   47. Over a quarter of Congo Basin forests at risk of vanishing by 2050 (11/16/22)
   48. MAYA KHOSLA on What the Forest Holds /313 (11/16/22)
   49. Juneau activists rally tomorrow to support protecting mature forests (11/16/22)
   50. COP27: ABQ Climate Rally @ Forest Service Headquarters (11/16/22)
   51. CLIMATE CAMPAIGN TELLS FOREST SERVICE TO PROTECT CARBON-STORING OLD-GROWTH TREES (11/15/22)
   52. The Guardian view on Cop27: this is no time for apathy or complacency (11/15/22)
   53. At COP27, the US Said It Will Lead Efforts to Halt Deforestation. But at Home, the Biden Administration Is Considering Massive Old Growth Logging Projects (11/15/22)
   54. CLIMATE CAMPAIGN TELLS FOREST SERVICE TO PROTECT CARBON-STORING OLD-GROWTH TREES (11/15/22)
   55. Oregon Wild and other climate activists to hold rally Thursday (11/15/22)
   56. Logging debate over Upper Cheat River project heats up (11/15/22)
   57. The Richard Gienger Report (11/15/22)
   58. Rally held in Elkins to protect trees within Monongahela National Forest (11/14/22)
   59. West Virginia Groups Rally to Protect Old-Growth Trees (11/14/22)
   60. Rally to protect federal public lands from logging (11/13/22)
   61. To Survive in a Changing Climate, We Must Look to Forests (11/12/22)
   62. To Survive in a Changing Climate, We Must Look to Forests (11/12/22)
   63. BLM agrees to reverse Trump administration post-fire logging rule (11/12/22)
   64. CITES mulls tightening rules around trade in endangered species (11/11/22)
   65. COP27: Sharp rise in fossil fuel industry delegates at climate summit (11/10/22)
   66. Destruction of forests and grasslands is biggest cause of biodiversity loss (11/9/22)
   67. Ten African countries accuse EU of failing to protect hippos (11/8/22)
   68. Government failing to protect US forests most critical to fighting climate change, activists say (11/8/22)
   69. Carbon Billionaires: The investment emissions of the world’s richest people (11/7/22)
   70. THE FIGHT TO STOP REPUBLICANS FROM KILLING WOLVES AND GRIZZLIES (11/5/22)
   71. Honduran forest governance agreement brings cautious hope (11/3/22)
   72. New Audubon Study Reveals Discrepancies in Conservation Planning Methods (11/2/22)
   73. Some of Colorado's first wolf pups in 80 years are believed to have been killed in Wyoming (11/1/22)
   74. Report: Leaders’ vow to slow forest loss rings hollow ahead of climate talks (11/1/22)
   75. Endangered elephants ‘eavesdrop’ on poachers in Republic of the Congo (10/30/22)
   76. Volunteers use dams and coconut husks to restore ‘vital’ peatland in the Highlands (10/29/22)
   77. Cal Fire’s parceled tribal co-management offer in JDSF ‘not the vision of equal co-management’ local activists hoped for (10/29/22)
   78. The world’s healthiest forests are on Indigenous land. Here’s why. (10/28/22)
   79. China ranks as top rhino horn market, but smuggling networks weakened, report finds (10/28/22)
   80. Deforestation-free' supply chain pledges have barely impacted forest clearance in the Amazon (10/27/22)
   81. Europe’s beech forests threatened by climate change (10/26/22)
   82. From Wyoming Mountains to Connecticut Forests, Tracking Feline Apex Predators (10/25/22)
   83. Reconsidering Reforestation and Tree Planting Projects (10/25/22)
   84. New tools and knowledge for monitoring peatlands in Peru (10/25/22)
   85. New tools and knowledge for monitoring peatlands in Peru (10/25/22)
   86. Global deforestation pledge will be missed without urgent action, say researchers (10/24/22)
   87. The Free Agent Beaver (10/24/22)
   88. Alaska’s push to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge backfired. Here’s how. (10/23/22)
   89. Protecting the peatlands of Ireland (10/23/22)
   90. Tracking the moves of Asian forestry companies in Central Africa (analysis) (10/21/22)
   91. Tracking the moves of Asian forestry companies in Central Africa (analysis) (10/21/22)
   92. Lost rainforest could be revived across 20% of Great Britain (10/21/22)
   93. Letter to the editor: Ettelson (10/20/22)
   94. When forests feed the fish that feed our families (10/20/22)
   95. Support forest preserves for a cleaner, healthier Cook County (10/20/22)
   96. The Deadly Consequences of Urban Oil Drilling (10/19/22)
   97. Wildfires reshape forests and change the behavior of animals that live there (10/19/22)
   98. Nordic loggers lobbied EU commissioner against forestry protection (10/19/22)
   99. Trees Help Protect the Planet From Climate Change. But The World Isn’t Doing Enough to Protect Forests (10/18/22)
   100. Forests & Finance: A road project, food baskets, and unique wildlife (10/18/22)
   101. Forests & Finance: A road project, food baskets, and unique wildlife (10/18/22)
   102. Deep Cut (10/17/22)
   103. Protecting forests on the front line of the climate-change battle (10/16/22)
   104. Decision on listing western Joshua tree as 'threatened' species pushed to February (10/12/22)
   105. US law protecting endangered species hampered by poor resources, study says (10/12/22)
   106. Deforestation 101: Everything You Need to Know (10/12/22)
   107. Tree-climbing carnivores called fishers are back in Washington’s forests (10/7/22)
   108. San Francisco Bay-Delta population of longfin smelt inches toward federal protection (10/6/22)
   109. Phantom Forests: Why Ambitious Tree Planting Projects Are Failing (10/6/22)
   110. Alpine Flower in Northern California Proposed for Endangered Species Protection (10/5/22)
   111. Endangered animals and plants are positively or neutrally related to wild boar (Sus scrofa) soil disturbance in urban grasslands (10/5/22)
   112. Here’s how you can help protect endangered right whales now. (10/4/22)
   113. East Tennessee fish removed from endangered species list after 47 years (10/4/22)
   114. Scientists find ways to restore kelp forests (10/4/22)
   115. New study identifies mature forests on U.S. federal lands ripe for protection (10/4/22)
   116. Stebbins Cold Canyon Reserve Expands (10/3/22)
   117. Sixty endangered greater gliders found in Victorian forests tagged for logging (10/3/22)
   118. Logging industry targeted B.C. old-growth forests for more than a century, SFU study finds (10/3/22)
   119. B.C. continues to permit the destruction of old-growth forests (10/3/22)
   120. BBC Reveals Drax Logging Old-Growth Forests for Biomass (10/3/22)
   121. Urban forests benefit from diverse native tree species (10/3/22)
   122. Endangered species on the brink of extinction in California desert makes a comeback (10/2/22)
   123. Meet the forest warriors of Nayagarh (10/1/22)
   124. These Scientists Tried a Coral-Breeding Moonshot—and It Worked (10/1/22)
   125. How bears “make” a forest (commentary) (9/30/22)
   126. Wildlife Connectivity Bill Becomes Law in California (9/30/22)
   127. Mangrove forests have huge blue carbon potential: ministry (9/30/22)
   128. Wildlife Connectivity Bill Becomes Law in California (9/30/22)
   129. IN REVIEWING WOLVES’ ENDANGERED STATUS, MARTHA WILLIAMS CONFRONTS HER MONTANA PAST (9/29/22)
   130. Old-Growth Forests Provide Climate Change Relief for Some Bird Species, Study Finds (9/29/22)
   131. Old-growth forests in the US are key to solving the global climate and biodiversity crises (9/29/22)
   132. As the EPA introduces environmental justice office, the ‘mother of the movement’ remembers the Black women who led the battle (9/28/22)
   133. New Red Wolf Recovery Plan Needs Public Input (9/28/22)
   134. Yurok Tribe Signs Agreement with California State Parks for Collaborative Approach in North Coast Redwoods (9/28/22)
   135. Newsom Administration Launches 30x30 Partnership (9/28/22)
   136. NAACP says Jackson's water problems are civil rights issue (9/27/22)
   137. How to protect tropical forests? Let indigenous people lead (9/27/22)
   138. Mangrove forests expand and contract with a lunar cycle (9/26/22)
   139. Endangered whale dragging fishing gear for months will likely die, scientists say (9/23/22)
   140. Schumer and Manchin’s ‘dirty side deal’ to fast-track pipelines faces backlash (9/22/22)
   141. How the gas industry capitalized on the Ukraine war to change Biden policy (9/22/22)
   142. Ranchers’ rebellion: the Californians breaking water rules in a punishing drought (9/22/22)
   143. Mangroves keep carbon in the soil for 5,000 years (9/20/22)
   144. Increasing Costa Rica’s riparian forests can improve its water quality, carbon storage (9/19/22)
   145. How New Jersey Plans to Relocate Flooded ‘Ghost Forests’ Inland (9/19/22)
   146. Destruction of Brazil’s forests and Indigenous Peoples’ lands highlighted in New York City ahead of Brazil President’s speech at the UN (9/19/22)
   147. Is your toilet paper flushing critical forests down the drain? (9/19/22)
   148. How digital innovation has accelerated monitoring of the world’s forests (9/18/22)
   149. Hidden Forests Found Deep Beneath The Ocean Cover Twice The Area of India (9/16/22)
   150. Dead Tree Standing: Saltwater Threatens Coastal Forests and Ecosystem Services (9/14/22)
   151. It's Not Just The Amazon Being Torn Apart. These Are The Forests The World Is Losing (9/14/22)
   152. EU limits subsidies for burning trees under renewable energy directive (9/14/22)
   153. Bats' midnight snacks reveal clues for managing endangered species (9/13/22)
   154. Industrial mining is wreaking havoc with tropical forests (9/13/22)
   155. Mining is necessary for a clean energy future. It also destroys forests. (9/13/22)
   156. The Climate Solution Standing Right in Front of Us: Mature and Old-Growth Forests (9/13/22)
   157. Major Toilet Paper Makers Are Wiping Out The Climate-Critical Boreal Forest (9/13/22)
   158. Too many forests lost because Indigenous peoples have had to fight alone': Malaysian activist Shaq Koyok (9/13/22)
   159. Agreement Reached to Protect Endangered Species From Livestock in National Conservation Area in Arizona (9/12/22)
   160. Forests' carbon uptake will be compromised by climate change, leaf temperature study suggests (9/12/22)
   161. Forest Service rejects MountainTrue’s bid to save old-growth forest (9/11/22)
   162. Protests continue over JDSF logging; activists block road Wednesday (9/8/22)
   163. How increased lightning strikes from climate change alter world’s forests (9/7/22)
   164. Characteristics of older forests can buffer effects of climate change for some bird species (9/6/22)
   165. CAMEROON/DRC: Loss of sacred forests a concern (9/6/22)
   166. Brazilian forest guardian killed weeks after joining Amazon summit (9/5/22)
   167. Near Indian Capital, Environmentalists Teach Students to Defend Forests (9/5/22)
   168. Burning forests for energy isn’t ‘renewable’ – now the EU must admit it (9/5/22)
   169. How bioenergy increases the pressure on forests (9/5/22)
   170. ‘I’m glowing’: scientists are unlocking secrets of why forests make us happy (9/2/22)
   171. Despite Biden's promises, logging poses major threat to PNW forests (9/2/22)
   172. Crimes against the Amazon reverberate across Brazil, analysis shows (8/31/22)
   173. Six arrested in Sacramento while protesting JDSF logging; Crowfoot says resuming timber harvest is ‘appropriate’ (8/31/22)
   174. Your local park has a hidden talent: helping fight climate change (8/31/22)
   175. Protect These Giants,' Say 122K Public Comments Urging Biden to Conserve Old-Growth Forests (8/30/22)
   176. ‘Save Jackson Forest’ rallies this week focus on climate and racial justice as Cal Fire plans to resume timber harvest (8/30/22)
   177. B.C. government misleading public about old growth (8/30/22)
   178. Conservationists risk their lives protecting endangered species (8/30/22)
   179. An International Team to Evaluate the Dangers of a Nuclear Meltdown in the War Zone. (8/29/22)
   180. Toxins in soil, blasted forests – Ukraine counts cost of Putin’s ‘ecocide’ (8/27/22)
   181. Cal Fire to restart timber harvest in Jackson Forest this week; activists call for delays (8/25/22)
   182. Critics of Jackson Forest logging to hold rally; warn of potential civil disobedience when logging resumes (8/25/22)
   183. It Costs Nothing to Leave Our Trees as They Are (8/25/22)
   184. Why mature and old forests are so important for climate mitigation and adaptation (8/23/22)
   185. Tree species in one of the world's most diverse conifer forests not migrating uphill fast enough (8/17/22)
   186. Electric cars to solar panels: tax breaks in Biden’s climate law for Americans (8/17/22)
   187. Returning sea otters to Oregon could revive kelp forests (8/17/22)
   188. Biden Signs Sweeping Climate Bill: What the Inflation Reduction Act Means for You and the Planet (8/16/22)
   189. North Coast Conservation Groups File Lawsuit Against Federal Energy Regulators to Protect Threatened Eel River Fish Species (8/16/22)
   190. Deer are threatening American forests. Is more hunting the solution? (8/16/22)
   191. We must get a grip on forest science — before it’s too late (8/16/22)
   192. Amazon cloud forests need protection (commentary) (8/15/22)
   193. Yosemite fire ecologist who urged prescribed burns has died (8/13/22)
   194. Ice Covering Swiss Mountain Pass Since at Least Roman Era Will Soon Be Gone (8/12/22)
   195. Al Gore hails Biden’s historic climate bill as ‘a critical turning point’ (8/12/22)
   196. SLICKInfrared Video Shows Widespread Oil and Gas Leaks in Los Angeles (8/12/22)
   197. Hungarians protest at looser logging rules to tackle energy crunch (8/12/22)
   198. Even small temperature changes will significantly affect North American forests (8/11/22)
   199. US Forest Service ignores public input by recklessly pushing through controversial Southside Timber Sale (8/11/22)
   200. Collision Course: Will the Plastics Treaty Slow the Plastics Rush? (8/10/22)
   201. Logging interests now dominate forest collaboratives (8/9/22)
   202. Logging interests now dominate forest collaboratives (8/9/22)
   203. Logging in the Jackson Demonstration Forest still on hold during removal of trees cut last year (8/4/22)
   204. Can the Save Our Sequoias Act Match Up to Its Name? (8/2/22)
   205. The Case Against Commercial Logging in Wildfire-Prone Forests (7/30/22)
   206. One of California’s tallest redwoods is 2,000 years old. Inside the fight to keep it safe (7/27/22)
   207. Understanding Carbon Science to Develop Effective Climate Policy (7/26/22)
   208. ‘Extinct’ parrots make a flying comeback in Brazil (7/10/22)
   209. ‘Extinct’ parrots make a flying comeback in Brazil (7/10/22)
   210. Making tracks: 17 animals show us wild ways to move (6/22/22)
   211. End old-growth logging in carbon-rich ‘crown jewel’ of U.S. forests: Study (6/8/22)
   212. Secretary Haaland Issues Order to Phase Out Single-Use Plastics, Protect Public Lands and Waters (6/8/22)
   213. Giant sinkhole with a forest inside found in China (5/11/22)
   214. The buzz is growing louder: The state-by-state movement to save the bees (5/6/22)
   215. The Nature Conspiracy (4/27/22)
   216. Letter: Action needs to be taken now to stem further climate change damage (4/14/22)
   217. The Roadless Rule is supposed to protect wild places. What went wrong in the Tongass National Forest? (3/28/22)
   218. Protecting large trees key to healthy forests, slowing climate change (3/17/22)
   219. Huge forest fires don’t cause living trees to release much carbon, OSU research shows (3/14/22)
   220. Community Comment: Time for Jackson Demonstration Forest to Stop Selling Doug Firs (1/10/22)
   221. BLM, Forest Service and Five Tribes of the Bears Ears Commission Commit to Historic Co-management of Bears Ears National Monument (6/21/22)
   222. Set It Back: Moving Levees to Benefit Rivers, Wildlife and Communities (6/21/22)
   223. Young Victims of Climate Disasters Sue EU States Over Controversial Energy Treaty (6/21/22)
   224. From CPP: Objections to proposed plan for WNC national forests delay process (6/20/22)
   225. Ukraine war hits global timber trade and adds to risks for forests (6/19/22)
   226. What Happy the Elephant’s Legal Case Tells Us About the Future of Animal Rights (6/17/22)
   227. How unsustainable is Sweden’s forestry? Very. Q& with Marcus Westberg and Staffan Widstrand (6/17/22)
   228. Yosemite logging unprecedented for a national park, says conservation group suing to stop it (6/16/22)
   229. In An Unusual Step, a Top Medical Journal Weighs in on Climate Change (6/16/22)
   230. California delays Joshua Tree protections as experts say time is running out (6/16/22)
   231. A teensy, tiny glimmer of hope for polar bears (6/16/22)
   232. A timber sale in Oregon tests Biden’s pledge to protect older trees (6/15/22)
   233. Conservation groups sue feds to protect Pacific Northwest old-growth forests (6/14/22)
   234. Letters to the Editor: Why the Forest Service’s plan for Big Bear will falter (6/13/22)
   235. Huge Mystery Spill Detected Off Coast of Sweden (6/13/22)
   236. Sniffing out forest fungi (6/13/22)
   237. Animal magic: why intelligence isn’t just for humans (6/11/22)
   238. The Last-Ditch Effort to Save Wild Salmon (6/11/22)
   239. Surface Transportation Board Rejects Shady Company’s Bid to Take Over NCRA Rail Line for Coal Exports (6/10/22)
   240. World Oceans Day: Biden Admin Announces National Parks’ Plastic Phaseout, New Marine Sanctuary (6/9/22)
   241. End old-growth logging in carbon-rich ‘crown jewel’ of U.S. forests: Study (6/8/22)
   242. Wind Power Is (Finally) Having a Moment (6/8/22)
   243. We can’t wait to protect old forests (6/8/22)
   244. Climate crisis costs up over 800% as UN donor nations fail to keep pace, report says (6/7/22)
   245. There’s no healthy economy (or planet) without healthy forests (6/7/22)
   246. In the DRC’s forests, a tug-of-war between oil and aid (6/7/22)
   247. The Fight to Save the California Kelp Forest (6/7/22)
   248. World Has 42% Chance of Breaching 1.5 Degrees if Emissions Stopped Today, New Study Finds (6/7/22)
   249. Parts of Southern California used 26% more water in April, despite conservation pleas (6/7/22)
   250. Can Species Have ‘Agency’ in Their Own Conservation? (6/6/22)
   251. Extinct and endangered species – in pictures (6/6/22)
   252. KPFA radio Sat. 6/4, JDSF segment begins at 24:39 (6/4/22)
   253. As Malaysia's forests disappear, photographer steps up to save orchids (6/3/22)
   254. Study finds need for public to see connection between forests, clean drinking water (6/3/22)
   255. On the Clean Water Act’s 50th Birthday, What Should We Celebrate? (6/2/22)
   256. How the Glasgow Declaration on Forests can help keep alive the 1.5 °C target (6/2/22)
   257. The key role of forests in solving the climate crisis (6/2/22)
   258. California Judge Halts Pesticide Spraying Program (6/2/22)
   259. Climate change is turning the European Alps from white to green (6/2/22)
   260. Fidelity Investments’ Ties to Fossil Fuel Industry Revealed in New Report (6/2/22)
   261. California vineyard laborers wanted wildfire safety. Then came a shadowy counter-movement (6/2/22)
   262. Groups aim to protect old forest in northern Appalachian-Acadian ecoregion (6/1/22)
   263. A Force of Nature: Hurricanes in a Changing Climate (6/1/22)
   264. Polar Bear Poop Reveals Why Certain Chemicals Get Trapped in the Body (6/1/22)
   265. Federal judge halts logging project near Libby because of grizzly, lynx concerns (6/1/22)
   266. Protecting 30% of global land by 2030 could benefit 1,000 species, help reduce emissions: Study (6/1/22)
   267. We cannot adapt our way out of climate crisis, warns leading scientist (6/1/22)
   268. What to See in the Night Sky for June 2022 (6/1/22)
   269. Groups Fail to Block California Logging After New Court Review (5/31/22)
   270. Fossil evidence confirms persistence of prehistoric forests in Brunei (5/31/22)
   271. Building Climate Equity From the Ground Up (5/31/22)
   272. Canada Fighting a Rising Tide of Support for NY Forest Bill (5/31/22)
   273. Developing the Hills Won’t Solve the West’s Housing Crisis (5/29/22)
   274. Why We Need Slow Solutions to Solve Our Water Problems (5/27/22)
   275. Why It’s Time to Include Fungi in Global Conservation Goals (5/27/22)
   276. California thinks its bristlecone pine Methuselah is the oldest tree in the world. But a challenger has appeared (5/26/22)
   277. Sea otters were once hunted to near extinction. Now scientists might return them to California’s North Coas (5/24/22)
   278. Previously sunken boats are emerging at Lake Mead as water disappears (5/24/22)
   279. Shareholders Push Big Banks to Change Course on Climate Crisis (5/23/22)
   280. Watch salamanders 'skydive' in a miniature wind tunnel (5/23/22)
   281. Practice Water Safety at National Forests This Memorial Day Weekend (5/23/22)
   282. The Climate Crisis Is Messing With Earth's Water Cycle (5/23/22)
   283. Invasive Jumping Earthworms Spotted in California (5/23/22)
   284. Federal judge blocks plan for 35 gas wells on national forest land in western Colorado (5/23/22)
   285. News from the Center: June 2022 (5/23/22)
   286. Goodbye Zazu: Climate Change Will Roast Desert Birds Into Extinction In Just Five Years (5/23/22)
   287. Sharp cut in methane now could help avoid worst of climate crisis (5/23/22)
   288. California is about to begin the nation’s largest dam removal project. Here’s what it means for wildlife (5/21/22)
   289. What the World’s Largest Organism Reveals About Fires and Forests (5/21/22)
   290. Northern California’s best road-trip stops for wildflowers (5/21/22)
   291. California is set to get its first new state park in over a decade (5/21/22)
   292. Global heating is cutting sleep across the world, study finds (5/20/22)
   293. Biden forest plan stirs dispute over what counts as "old" (5/19/22)
   294. What is a global forest transition and can it be achieved in our lifetime? (5/19/22)
   295. ‘World is at boiling point’: humanity must redefine relationship with nature, says report (5/18/22)
   296. Do Airline Climate Offsets Really Work? Here’s the Good News, and the Bad. (5/18/22)
   297. PG&E’S SALE OF LUMBER TAKEN FROM AROUND POWER LINES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY DOESN’T SIT WELL WITH ACTIVISTS (5/15/22)
   298. Trophy hunting incentivises killing of endangered animals, warns Zambian environmentalist (5/15/22)
   299. California launched a high-stakes plan to save its monarch butterflies. Scientists say it’s working (5/13/22)
   300. Environmentalists Cheer as Biden Admin Cancels Millions of Acres of Oil & Gas Lease Sales in Public Waters (5/13/22)
   301. Climate Change Will Limit How Much Carbon Forests Take Up, New Research Shows (5/13/22)
   302. STATE ANNOUNCES $3.9 MILLION GRANT FOR FOREST RESTORATION AND COMMUNITY PROTECTION NEAR REDWAY (5/13/22)
   303. US forests provide 83 million people with half their water (5/12/22)
   304. 6 reasons old-growth forests are really important (5/12/22)
   305. Indonesia, Malaysia ‘Exceptions’ in Another Bleak Year for World Forests (5/12/22)
   306. More Than 75% of the World Could Face Drought by 2050, UN Report Warns (5/12/22)
   307. Training on pasture recovery is a win-win for Brazil’s cattle ranchers and forests (5/12/22)
   308. Missing the emissions for the trees: Biomass burning booms in East Asia (5/11/22)
   309. Climate change to make droughts longer, more common, says UN (5/11/22)
   310. There's a 50:50 chance the planet will pass the 1.5C warming threshold in the next 5 years (5/10/22)
   311. Klamath Tribes sue feds over endangered sucker fish (5/10/22)
   312. Forests Can Heal an Ailing Planet – But Champions Needed (5/10/22)
   313. Let’s Put More Effort Into Investigating and Prosecuting Environmental Crimes (5/9/22)
   314. A story of 90,000 trees: how Kenya’s Kipsigis brought a forest back to life (5/9/22)
   315. 6 new species of miniature frogs have been discovered in Mexico (5/9/22)
   316. After a 100 year absence, California condors are released back into the Northern Redwoods (5/7/22)
   317. US is recycling just 5% of its plastic waste, studies show (5/5/22)
   318. World Food Prize goes to former farmer who answers climate change question: 'So what?' (5/5/22)
   319. Extinction obituary: why experts weep for the quiet and beautiful Hawaiian po’ouli (5/4/22)
   320. How the California forest that starred as Endor in 'Star Wars' was obliterated (5/4/22)
   321. Oil and Gas Industry Tries to Hold Public Schools Hostage (5/4/22)
   322. Researchers Say Wildfires Must Be Allowed To Burn As California’s Forests Filled With Excess Fuels (5/4/22)
   323. Blanket declassification of deemed forests in Karnataka is a bad idea (5/3/22)
   324. Cal Fire seeks agreement with activists, tribe on logging in Jackson Demonstration State Forest (5/3/22)
   325. In Mexico, a divine bird inspires a community’s sustainable forestry efforts (5/2/22)
   326. Intensive cleanup' underway after truck crash spills 2,000 gallons of asphalt binder in forest (5/2/22)
   327. How phantom forests are used for greenwashing (5/2/22)
   328. The lion king of Los Angeles (5/1/22)
   329. How to really protect old growth forests (5/1/22)
   330. Patagonia Joins Lawsuit Against Forest Service to Stop Logging in Los Padres Nat’l Forest (4/29/22)
   331. Biden Takes First Step to Protect Vital Climate Forests (4/29/22)
   332. Redwood trees have two different kinds of leaves, scientists discover (4/29/22)
   333. A Lidar’s-Eye View of How Forests Are Faring (4/29/22)
   334. Where forests disappeared last year, in one chart (4/28/22)
   335. Kelp forest ecosystem loss is not isolated to California (4/28/22)
   336. Forest ‘thinning’ project on Pine Mountain in Ventura County challenged (4/27/22)
   337. Juggernaut: Industrial Recreation Deepens Its Tear Across America's Wildlands (4/27/22)
   338. California Native Plant Society | May 2022 (4/27/22)
   339. Climate change is altering the seasonal rhythm of plant life-cycle events (4/26/22)
   340. Brazil bill seeks to redraw Amazon borders in favor of agribusiness (4/25/22)
   341. Report urges California panel to deny desalination plant (4/25/22)
   342. California family discovers five bears hibernating in crawlspace under home (4/24/22)
   343. Costa Rica Has Reaped Dividends By Protecting Biodiversity—And Making It Accessible (4/24/22)
   344. Sea level rise is a threat to all Californians, whether they live near the coast or not (4/23/22)
   345. The Bureau of Land Management is Failing to Manage Grazing on Public Lands (4/22/22)
   346. How Conserving 30 Percent of U.S. Land by 2030 Could Work (4/22/22)
   347. Protect This Place: Rapa Island, Home of Rare Seabirds and Beautiful Forests (4/22/22)
   348. America’s Gray Wolves Get Another Chance at Real (4/21/22)
   349. Be kind in nature. 10 ways to ‘leave no trace’ and take good care of trails, parks and wildlife. (4/21/22)
   350. Biden to issue Earth Day order to safeguard old-growth forests (4/21/22)
   351. How much trash are you contributing to the environment each day? See for yourself. (4/21/22)
   352. Why Dams Out? (4/20/22)
   353. Climate change and farming driving insect decline (4/20/22)
   354. Parks Coalition Presses Biden To Establish 6 New Protected Monuments (4/19/22)
   355. For Sustainable Forests in Europe, Study Natural Disturbance (4/18/22)
   356. Six Ways to Talk About Extinction (4/18/22)
   357. ‘Lawless logging’ in DRC raises concerns over $500m forests deal signed by Boris Johnson (4/18/22)
   358. Eel River Dam Removal is Moving Forward. It Will Create California’s Longest Free-Flowing River. (4/17/22)
   359. Climate change: Key UN finding widely misinterpreted (4/16/22)
   360. Wildflower believed to be extinct for 40 years spotted in Ecuador (4/15/22)
   361. Expanding drought leaves western US scrambling for water (4/14/22)
   362. Letter: Action needs to be taken now to stem further climate change damage (4/14/22)
   363. Back from the dead? Elusive ivory-billed woodpecker not extinct, researchers say (4/13/22)
   364. Deforestation drives climate change that harms remaining forest (4/12/22)
   365. How To Make Your Hiking Trip Eco-Friendly: Tips & Best Practices (4/12/22)
   366. Lessons for the Long Term: Tom Lovejoy’s Legacy for Life on Earth (4/11/22)
   367. Climate change is killing off soil organisms critical for some of Earth’s ecosystems (4/11/22)
   368. Nantahala, Pisgah plan: Only about 5% of almost 14,000 objectors eligible, says Forest Service (4/11/22)
   369. Ecuador’s Pastaza province, Indigenous groups collaborate on forest conservation (4/11/22)
   370. The war on Estonian forests (4/11/22)
   371. State rejects Point Reyes water contamination, climate plan (4/8/22)
   372. Best Practices to Confront Pandemics at the Source (4/8/22)
   373. Are People More Willing To Empathize With Animals Or With Other Humans? (4/7/22)
   374. THIS WILEY COYOTE IN KNEELAND COULDN’T EVADE THE CAMERA (4/7/22)
   375. Tasmanian government accused of attempting to 'retrospectively' change law to 'legalise' logging (4/6/22)
   376. RELEASE: THE NATURE CONSERVANCY EXPOSED FOR PROMOTING INDUSTRIAL LOGGING AND WOOD PRODUCTS (4/5/22)
   377. Protecting water by conserving forests puts communities in Mexico to the test (4/5/22)
   378. Mushrooms communicate with each other using up to 50 ‘words’, scientist claims (4/5/22)
   379. Global team of scientists determine 'fingerprint' for how much heat, drought is too much for forests (4/5/22)
   380. Gallup finds worries about environment have grown since Trump (4/5/22)
   381. Palm oil firm that cleared Papuan forest after losing its permit is still at it (4/5/22)
   382. Hill Democrats hunt for big oil (4/5/22)
   383. World’s largest bee, thought to be extinct, found in Indonesia (4/4/22)
   384. Climate change could cost U.S. $2 trillion each year by the end of the century, White House says (4/2/22)
   385. The First Country in The World Has Given Legal Rights to Individual Wild Animals (4/2/22)
   386. Indigenous activists protest plans to log redwoods in a Northern California forest (4/1/22)
   387. The Nature Conspiracy (3/31/22)
   388. Fight for Jackson Demonstration State Forest reaches Sacramento (3/31/22)
   389. How to Stop Wildlife Trafficking in Its Tracks (3/28/22)
   390. The controversial biofuel threatening British Columbia’s forests (3/28/22)
   391. Monitoring a Rare Carnivore in California’s Klamath Mountains (3/28/22)
   392. Beyond Carbon Storage: New Study Highlights Other Ways Forests Keep Us Cool (3/28/22)
   393. With climate change, Berkeley snow lab's mission remains critical (3/28/22)
   394. ‘Ignored’: Climate change fight should shift to look at forest policy, scientist says (3/28/22)
   395. Extreme heat already disrupts air travel. With climate change, it's going to get worse (3/28/22)
   396. The Roadless Rule is supposed to protect wild places. What went wrong in the Tongass National Forest? (3/28/22)
   397. Canadians Want Action to Protect Forests – New EKOS Poll Confirms (3/28/22)
   398. These Bay Area trees existed nowhere else on the planet. Did they survive a devastating wildfire? (3/27/22)
   399. California State Parks to Hold Town Hall Meeting on Calaveras Big Trees State Park’s Forest Management Plan (3/26/22)
   400. L.A. groundbreaking set for world’s largest wildlife crossing over 101 Fwy (3/25/22)
   401. Equilibrium/Sustainability — Tropical forests help cool the whole planet (3/24/22)
   402. The world’s forests do more than just store carbon, new research finds (3/24/22)
   403. The marvel of old-growth forests that once cloaked the Pacific Northwest (3/24/22)
   404. Shifts in El Niño May Be Driving Climates Extremes in Both Hemispheres (3/23/22)
   405. Ukrainian Conservation Organizations Shift Missions to Humanitarian Support (3/23/22)
   406. Scientists Urge Canada to End Primary Forest Logging (3/23/22)
   407. Pressure grows for deal to save nature at crunch talks in Geneva (3/23/22)
   408. From Forests to Faucets: Where does your drinking water come from? (3/22/22)
   409. The big idea: can forests teach us to live better? (3/21/22)
   410. There Is Something Similar Among Many Species at Risk of Extinction (3/20/22)
   411. Regrown Tropical Forests May Have Short Lifespans, Says New Study (3/18/22)
   412. Gas Flaring Can Harm People 60 Miles Away, Study FindsResearchers found that people don't have to b (3/18/22)
   413. Protecting large trees key to healthy forests, slowing climate change (3/17/22)
   414. The importance of new species in an age of biodiversity loss (3/16/22)
   415. Endangered species list no longer includes bald eagles. But now, another threat has emerged. (3/15/22)
   416. Readers respond: Restoring forests doesn’t mean cutting (3/15/22)
   417. Can public lands help solve the climate crisis? (3/14/22)
   418. Participants in tribal rally hope to halt logging in Jackson State Demonstration Forest (3/14/22)
   419. Man-made problem? Human activity near rivers can worsen droughts and flooding, study says (3/12/22)
   420. Episode 85: Chad Hanson – Time To Fully Protect Our Public Forests From Commercial Logging (3/11/22)
   421. One man's quest to document California's most vulnerable public lands (3/11/22)
   422. A history of deforestation: The big players in the logging game (3/10/22)
   423. Forests as Fuel: Is Bioenergy Carbon Neutral? (3/10/22)
   424. Carbon Capture Takes Center Stage, But Is Its Promise an Illusion? (3/9/22)
   425. The isolated tapirs of the Atlantic Forest face an uncertain future (3/9/22)
   426. Americans largely support U.S. joining international efforts to address climate change (3/9/22)
   427. Man-made problem? Human activity near rivers can worsen droughts and flooding, study says (3/12/22)
   428. Podcast: Are ‘nature based solutions’ the best fix for climate change? (3/9/22)
   429. Big timber companies stand to benefit from B.C.’s old growth deferral delays (3/8/22)
   430. Wolves and farmers don't have to be enemies (3/8/22)
   431. Petition Urges Biden Administration to Strengthen Endangered Species Act to Save Life on Earth (3/8/22)
   432. EPA takes new stance on pesticide risks to endangered species (3/7/22)
   433. (3/7/22)
   434. Amazon Is Less Able to Recover From Droughts and Logging, Study Finds (3/7/22)
   435. Federal agencies must press ahead with climate-saving choices for mature fore (3/7/22)
   436. The crucial need for protecting forests (3/7/22)
   437. Looking in the rear-view mirror on forests (3/6/22)
   438. Nicolás Maduro lets miners trash Venezuela’s forests (3/4/22)
   439. Agribusiness giants tried to thwart EU deforestation plan after Cop26 pledge (3/4/22)
   440. FOR 70 YEARS, A MENDOCINO FOREST HAS BEEN USED TO PROMOTE LOGGING. Is it time to change its mission? (3/4/22)
   441. There Is Something Similar Among Many Species at Risk of Extinction (3/20/22)
   442. The importance of new species in an age of biodiversity loss (3/16/22)
   443. Voluntary Grazing Permit Retirement Legislation Introduced (3/3/22)
   444. Forest clearing for crop program in Papua may unleash massive emissions (3/2/22)
   445. 9 National Parks: Exploring California's forests, volcanoes, deserts + islands (3/1/22)
   446. Some effects of climate change are irreversible, but there's still hope (2/28/22)
   447. Chocolate frog? New burrowing frog species unearthed in Amazon’s rare peatlands (2/28/22)
   448. U.S. Oil Lobby Uses Ukraine Invasion to Argue Against Biden’s Climate Plans (2/28/22)
   449. IPCC Report Highlights Urgency of Global Forest Protection (2/28/22)
   450. Climate Change Is Harming the Planet Faster Than We Can Adapt, U.N. Warns (2/28/22)
   451. 20 Endangered Species at Risk in Ukraine (2/28/22)
   452. 'No Single Greater Action We Can Take Than Removing These Dams': FERC Releases Environmental Document for Review (2/26/22)
   453. Plastic Packaging on Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Increases Food Waste, Study Finds (2/25/22)
   454. Don’t blame national forests for America’s massive wildfires (2/24/22)
   455. Satellites don’t lie: Methane emissions are 70% higher than reported (2/24/22)
   456. Photographing Yosemite Firefall: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (2/24/22)
   457. How public opinion can help shape climate policies (2/22/22)
   458. The Surprising Biodiversity Hidden in the World’s Fragile Mangrove Forests (2/22/22)
   459. Cuentos del Monte: Why restore forests? (2/22/22)
   460. Climate change reports on ‘thought/think’ pieces (2/22/22)
   461. Colombia's peace treaty bad news for forests: study (2/21/22)
   462. Indonesia's new forest capital in Borneo heightens fears for orangutans' future (2/20/22)
   463. Tension and trade-offs between protecting biodiversity and avoiding climate change (2/20/22)
   464. war to halt logging in Northern California reignites. Will it end differently this time? (2/19/22)
   465. Endangered Species Evidence Found In Yosemite (2/19/22)
   466. Construction begins on $12 million mountain lion crossing on Highway 17 in Santa Cruz Mountains (2/18/22)
   467. Department of Interior releases spending plan for Infrastructure funds (2/18/22)
   468. What’s new with wildlife? 3 stories you may have missed (2/18/22)
   469. Research suggests Forest Service lands not the main source of wildfires affecting communities (2/18/22)
   470. Reintroducing large mammals could restore the world's ecosystems (2/18/22)
   471. HUMBOLDT COUNTY ACQUIRES EASEMENT AT BRAINARD MILL SITE FOR 1 MILE OF THE HUMBOLDT BAY TRAIL (2/17/22)
   472. Ikea’s Race for the Last of Europe’s Old-Growth Forest (2/16/22)
   473. Joshua tree survives challenge to California endangered species classification (2/16/22)
   474. Environmental groups urge Biden administration to stop logging mature forests on national lands (2/16/22)
   475. How Politics, Society and Tech Shape the Path of Climate Change (2/16/22)
   476. What Yosemite will look like in 2100 if we do nothing about climate change (2/16/22)
   477. Study suggests tropical forests can regenerate naturally — if we let them (2/16/22)
   478. World spends $1.8tn a year on subsidies that harm environment, study finds (2/16/22)
   479. Microplastics increase the toxicity of organic pollutants in the environment by a factor of 10, study finds (2/16/22)
   480. Interior IG finds Trump secretary Zinke broke ethics rules (2/16/22)
   481. Forest Service seeks comments on project near Lake Davis (2/15/22)
   482. White House Takes Aim at Environmental Racism, but Won’t Mention Race (2/15/22)
   483. VENTURA CITY COUNCIL VOTES 6-0 TO OPPOSE LOS PADRES LOGGING PROJECTS (2/15/22)
   484. US west 'megadrought' is worst in at least 1,200 years, new study says (2/15/22)
   485. UC researchers omit key evidence in study on massive tree cutting in Sierra forests (2/15/22)
   486. Top environmental groups call on Biden to protect mature trees and forests on federal lands from logging (2/15/22)
   487. Grand Jury indicts Dennis Falaschi in theft of $25 million in federal water from Delta-Mendota Canal (4/15/22)
   488. California lawmakers seek to add Lake County ridge to Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument (4/14/22)
   489. Firewise landscaping: Make your home safer now (2/14/22)
   490. The California Deforestation-Free Procurement Act Is Reintroduced in California to Protect Our Forests & Endangered Species (2/14/22)
   491. The Boreal Forests Have a Warning for Us (2/14/22)
   492. Vanishing: In Love With the Blue Oaks (2/11/22)
   493. Working with Tribes Helps Oak Groves and Meadows Flourish as They Once Did (2/10/22)
   494. US files 1st USMCA environment case on Mexico over porpoise (2/10/22)
   495. Overnight Energy & Environment — Judge reinstates gray wolf protections (2/10/22)
   496. Indonesian government says no to reclassifying oil palm estates as forests (2/10/22)
   497. ‘Historic’ vote means Italian state must now protect animals and ecosystems (2/9/22)
   498. Dave Marston: How do we pop the cork on the Glen Canyon Dam? (2/8/22)
   499. Even degraded forests are more ecologically valuable than none, study shows (2/7/22)
   500. Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians seeks tribal-state co-management of Jackson Demonstration State Forest (2/7/22)
   501. Fungi: the missing link in tree planting schemes (2/7/22)
   502. Close to Home: Use coast redwoods to store carbon (2/6/22)
   503. These new technologies could transform wildlife conservation (2/4/22)
   504. Healthy Forests Rely on Ancient Trees, Biodiversity (2/4/22)
   505. Rare Breed of Ancient Trees With Incredible Lifespans Help Keep Their Forests Alive (2/3/22)
   506. Conservation Groups Question Forest Service Transparency (2/3/22)
   507. Zimbabwe’s forests go up in smoke to feed its tobacco habit (2/3/22)
   508. 8 Ways to Lower Your Pet’s Environmental Pawprint (2/3/22)
   509. EU Plan to Label Gas and Nuclear Power as ‘Sustainable’ Leads to Charges of ‘Greenwashing’ (2/2/22)
   510. Insect DNA metabarcoding to assess the state of health of forests (2/2/22)
   511. How a humble mushroom could save forests and fight climate change (1/31/22)
   512. A redwood forest in California has been permanently returned to its Indigenous tribes (1/30/22)
   513. Pilot program will provide up to $40,000 to make a home more resistant to wildfire (1/30/22)
   514. Why the Chemical Industry Is an Overlooked Climate Foe — and What to Do About It (1/28/22)
   515. Methane in the atmosphere is at an all-time high – here’s what it means for climate change (1/26/22)
   516. Vermont logging group utilizes horses to limit environmental impact (1/26/22)
   517. Ninth Circuit revives fight over logging plans in forests where endangered fishers live (1/25/22)
   518. California redwood forest returned to native tribal group (1/25/22)
   519. Tapirs And Large Peccaries Are Key To Ecological Balance In Neotropical Forests (1/25/22)
   520. Trail Stewards release new book about Jackson Demonstration State Forest (1/25/22)
   521. The state of India’s forests: Losing forests, gaining plantations (1/24/22)
   522. Other views: Logging and carbon — The best management for our forests is to stop logging (1/22/22)
   523. Sonoma State Receives $1M Grant To Study California Wildfires, Forest Health (1/21/22)
   524. Oil industry board members to testify to Congress on climate disinformation (1/21/22)
   525. ‘Build Back Better’ Hit a Wall, but Climate Action Could Move Forward (1/20/22)
   526. Biden forestry effort marks dramatic shift in fire prevention (1/20/22)
   527. Particles formed in boreal forests affect clouds in the troposphere (1/19/22)
   528. Logging makes forests and homes more vulnerable to wildfires (1/19/22)
   529. It’s Time to Stop Rolling the Dice on Chemical Disasters (1/18/22)
   530. Biomass energy's dubious 'green' credentials (1/14/22)
   531. World’s poorest bear brunt of climate crisis: 10 underreported emergencies (1/14/22)
   532. ‘They saw bigger things’: Richard Leakey, Edward O Wilson and Thomas Lovejoy remembered (1/13/22)
   533. Allow our forests to return to their destiny (1/13/22)
   534. Why Words Matter in the Fight Against Climate Change (1/12/22)
   535. World’s Largest Wildlife Crossing Is Finally Under Way in Los Angeles (1/12/22)
   536. New Study Shows Protecting Ecosystems Takes Priority Over Planting Trees For Carbon Storage (1/9/22)
   537. An endangered wolf spent days searching for a mate. The border wall blocked him. (1/9/22)
   538. 50 cheetahs set to return to Indian forests half a century after they went extinct in country (1/6/22)
   539. Lawsuit Launched Challenging EPA’s Failure to Protect Endangered Species From Hundreds of Harmful Pyrethroid Pesticides (1/6/22)
   540. Hope for a failing planet (1/6/22)
   541. 'Vacuuming animal DNA out of air' may be a way to track wild endangered species (1/6/22)
   542. Everything You Need to Know About the State of the Environment in 2022 (1/6/22)
   543. Can Roadless Areas Help Stem the Extinction Crisis in the United States? (1/5/22)
   544. In Madagascar, beekeepers persist in the face of fires and forest loss (1/5/22)
   545. The Old Man and the Tree (1/5/22)
   546. No, California’s Drought Isn’t Over. Here’s Why. (1/4/22)
   547. Community control of forests hasn’t slowed deforestation, Indonesia study finds (1/4/22)
   548. E.O. Wilson’s last dream (1/3/22)
   549. Drought’s grim death toll: California says endangered salmon perished in Sacramento River (1/3/22)
   550. 6 Big Environmental Stories to Watch in 2022 (1/3/22)
   551. Did an Orangutan Try To Fight a Bulldozer Razing a Forest? (1/3/22)
   552. The Long Journey of Mt. Mitchell’s Ancient Forests (1/2/22)
3. 2021
   1. The Most Important Environmental Stories of 2021 (12/31/21)
   2. Animal crossings: the ecoducts helping wildlife navigate busy roads across the world (12/29/21)
   3. The nearly 17 feet of snow in California's Sierra Nevada is crushing records. It's still not enough (12/29/21)
   4. Protected areas not enough to save South-East Asia's forests (12/28/21)
   5. The Revelator’s Top 12 Environmental Commentaries of 2021 (12/27/21)
   6. Utah lawmakers want to fight climate change with forest management (12/27/21)
   7. My Turn: Commercial logging in state-owned forests is not climate wise (12/27/21)
   8. E.O. Wilson’s lifelong passion for ants helped him teach humans about how to live sustainably with nature (12/27/21)
   9. Four environmental fights to watch in 2022 (12/26/21)
   10. What you need to know about California’s new composting law — a game changer for food waste (12/26/21)
   11. Current coal phaseout pledges ‘absolutely not enough’, warn experts (12/23/21)
   12. Get a better understanding of the science of climate change in just 6 charts (12/22/21)
   13. The climate disconnect (12/21/21)
   14. Op-ed: To protect our planet, and our economy, the Fed must act on climate change (12/21/21)
   15. Responses of functional traits in cavity-nesting birds to logging in subtropical and temperate forests of the Americas (12/21/21)
   16. Did 2021 Deal a Fatal Blow to Climate-Change Denial? (12/21/21)
   17. What the Stalled Build Back Better Bill Means for Climate, in One Chart (12/21/21)
   18. Lives and forests at risk: Indonesia shows flaws in EU’s plans to fight deforestation (12/20/21)
   19. Jumping slugs: the tiny slimy acrobats of Northwest forests (12/20/21)
   20. Logging-free forests are critical to threatened wildlife (12/20/21)
   21. Dems scramble, seethe after Manchin kills climate bill (12/20/21)
   22. 2021: when the link between the climate and biodiversity crises became clear (12/20/21)
   23. The Biodiversity Crisis Needs Its Net Zero Moment (12/17/21)
   24. Diverse plant water-use strategies make forests more resilient to extreme drought (12/16/21)
   25. Plan to protect land, water presents opportunity for Native Californians (12/14/21)
   26. Climate change has destabilized the Earth’s poles, putting the rest of the planet in peril (12/14/21)
   27. The Arctic fails its annual health check as global warming brings more ills to the region (12/14/21)
   28. Scientists urge creating strategic forest reserves to mitigate climate change, protect biodiversity (12/14/21)
   29. Most nations are promising to end deforestation, but skeptics want proof (12/14/21)
   30. As Forests Burn, a Climate Puzzle Materializes in the Far North (12/14/21)
   31. The Wolf That Roamed to Southern California (12/14/21)
   32. How climate change exacerbates conditions that can spawn lethal tornadoes (12/14/21)
   33. Best of Green Awards 2021: Changemakers (12/13/21)
   34. Here’s how to combat illegal marijuana grows in Stanislaus National forest (12/12/21)
   35. ‘Amazon forests of the underground’: Why scientists want to map the world's fungi (12/12/21)
   36. Going Deep into “America’s Climate Forest” (12/9/21)
   37. Are Wildlife Identification Apps Good for Conservation? (12/8/21)
   38. New research on redwoods could jeopardize Richardson Grove project (12/8/21)
   39. Planetary limits to soil degradation (12/8/21)
   40. Saving our largest old-growth forest (12/8/21)
   41. Rewilding in the Media #6 (12/8/21)
   42. Is ‘hacking’ the ocean a climate change solution? U.S. experts endorse research on carbon-removal strategies. (12/8/21)
   43. Restoring coastal forests can protect coral reefs against sediment runoff: Study (12/7/21)
   44. Governor rails against ‘bioterrorists,’ ‘carbon cowboys’ destroying PNG’s forests (12/7/21)
   45. The ocean’s rarest mammal has a few final lessons to teach us (12/7/21)
   46. A Future With Little to No Snow? What That Means for the West (12/6/21)
   47. ‘Forests will disappear again,’ activists warn as Indonesia ends plantation freeze (12/6/21)
   48. New study finds world's strongest ocean current speeding up (12/6/21)
   49. ‘The mad mushroom rush’: As a popular hobby has exploded, it’s straining Salt Point State Park (12/6/21)
   50. Understanding San Francisco's unseasonably warm November, climate change (12/5/21)
   51. he Fight Against Plastic: ‘If You’re Not at the Table, You’re on the Menu’ (12/3/21)
   52. Offshore wind could transform Humboldt into renewable energy pioneer in 2022 (12/3/21)
   53. Indigenous groups unveil plan to protect 80% of the Amazon in Peru and Ecuador (12/3/21)
   54. Major clothing brands contribute to deforestation in Cambodia, report finds (12/3/21)
   55. Cameras show wildlife flourishing after 2020 fires in closed Opal Creek Recreation Area (12/2/21)
   56. Save Jackson State Forest, Stop the Logging (12/1/21)
   57. Feeling Hopeless About the Climate? Try Our 30-Day Action Plan (12/1/21)
   58. The U.S. Government Is Wasting Billions on Wildfire Policy That Doesn’t Work (11/30/21)
   59. New reason to conserve redwoods — they’re best at storing polluting carbon (11/30/21)
   60. THE REDWOOD COAST: DISPATCHES FROM A FOREST IN DISTRESS. (11/30/21)
   61. A powerful and underappreciated ally in the climate crisis? Fungi (11/30/21)
   62. The butterflies are back! Annual migration of monarchs shows highest numbers in years (11/26/21)
   63. Photographer of giant old-growth trees has 'best and worst job in the world' (11/26/21)
   64. Hidden report pushed for post-bushfire logging on the NSW south coast to stop, residents angered (11/25/21)
   65. Carbon sinks: How nature helps fight climate change (11/25/21)
   66. Carney Says Carbon Offsets Must Be Limited to Residual Emissions (11/23/21)
   67. Want to fight for climate action but feel daunted or powerless? Try this (11/23/21)
   68. Opinion: National Park Service refuses to fix Point Reyes (11/20/21)
   69. See why this scientist says giant sequoias need high-intensity fire to thrive (11/18/21)
   70. Feds move ahead with plan to block Alaska forest logging (11/18/21)
   71. Is Wood-Based Biomass Energy a Viable Alternative to Coal? (11/18/21)
   72. The forgotten oil ads that told us climate change was nothing (11/18/21)
   73. County supervisors urge state to review Jackson Demonstration State Forest’s management (11/16/21)
   74. US forests hold climate keys (11/15/21)
   75. The Last Grizzlies of the Los Padres (11/15/21)
   76. A Rude Awakening with Michael Hunter and Timothy A. Wise (11/12/21)
   77. Why Prescribed Burning May Not Prevent Large Wildfires (11/12/21)
   78. COP26 and Nature: Grizzly Bears Show Us the Connection Between Our Global and Local Actions (11/12/21)
   79. Nature needs time to heal: how long for Redwoods to recover from fire? (11/10/21)
   80. Podcast: Natural forest regeneration’s critical role in reforestation goals (11/10/21)
   81. COP26 Presented Forests as a Climate Solution, But May Not Be Able to Keep Them Standing (11/9/21)
   82. Human Rights Depend on a Thriving Natural World (11/8/21)
   83. As Lake Powell shrinks, the Colorado River is coming back to life (11/7/21)
   84. Forests can’t handle all the net-zero emissions plans – companies and countries expect nature to offset too much carbon (11/7/21)
   85. Secondary forests restore fresh water sources in degraded landscapes (11/5/21)
   86. Judge halts post-fire roadside logging on Oregon’s Willamette National Forest (11/5/21)
   87. Why some experts say corporate 'net-zero' emissions pledges could have net-zero impact on climate crisis (11/5/21)
   88. Mountaintop removal worse for endangered species than initially thought (11/4/21)
   89. Earth has 11 years to cut emissions to avoid dire climate scenarios, a report says (11/4/21)
   90. Forests could be key to estuarine fish conservation (11/4/21)
   91. Do forest declarations work? How do the Glasgow and New York declarations compare? (11/4/21)
   92. A 150-year-old note from Charles Darwin is inspiring a change in the way forests are planted (11/4/21)
   93. It could have been worse, but our leaders failed us at Cop26. That’s the truth of it (11/3/21)
   94. B.C. announces plans to defer old-growth logging across 26,000 square kilometres (11/3/21)
   95. The Road to Climate Recovery Goes Through the Wild Woods (11/2/21)
   96. More than 100 countries agree to end and reverse deforestation by 2030 at COP26 (11/2/21)
   97. Judges probe pipeline’s impact on forests, vulnerable species (11/1/21)
   98. The science everyone needs to know about climate change, in 6 charts (11/1/21)
   99. 5 Ways Climate Change Will Affect Plants and Animals (11/1/21)
   100. Champion of old-growth forests wins prestigious awards (11/1/21)
   101. PG&E completes decommissioning process, ends nuclear facility license (10/30/21)
   102. An Open Letter to the Global Media by Greta Thunberg and Vanessa Nakate (10/29/21)
   103. Biden’s $27 billion bet on forests (10/29/21)
   104. California is banking on forests to reduce emissions. What happens when they go up in smoke? (10/27/21)
   105. The dirty dozen: meet America’s top climate villains (10/27/21)
   106. Spotlight on forests at COP26, a big step forward for climate talks (10/27/21)
   107. Indigenous Groups Officially Excluded From COP26, Continue Calling for Action (10/27/21)
   108. Climate change is muting fall colors, but it’s just the latest way that humans have altered US forests (10/27/21)
   109. How decades of disinformation about fossil fuels halted U.S. climate policy (10/27/21)
   110. Climate change: Human activity makes forests emit carbon (10/27/21)
   111. NGOs say FSC label offers little protection for forests, Indigenous people (10/26/21)
   112. A Nose for Science: Conservation Dogs May Help in Search for Endangered Franklin’s Bumblebee (10/25/21)
   113. 'Bomb Cylone' Dumps Historic Rain on California, Brings Flooding and Landslide Risks (10/25/21)
   114. Forest Defenders Threatened at Jackson State Forest (10/23/21)
   115. Plastics Could Release More Emissions Than Coal by 2030, Study Finds (10/22/21)
   116. Luxury carmakers still sourcing deforestation-linked leather from Paraguay (10/21/21)
   117. Poaching is altering the genetics of wild animals (10/21/21)
   118. Jane Goodall on fires, floods, frugality and the good fight: ‘People have to change from within’ (10/20/21)
   119. Meet the Jordanian architect who grew an 100-year-old forest in 10 years (10/20/21)
   120. LETTER WRITER DECRIES PG&E'S 'DEMENTED RAMPAGE' (10/19/21)
   121. A Call for the World’s First Rewilding Nation (10/18/21)
   122. Climate change is a national security issue, but not in the way Scott Morrison imagines (10/18/21)
   123. Beyond tree planting: When to let forests restore themselves (10/18/21)
   124. Could Property Law Help Achieve ‘Rights of Nature’ for Wild Animals? (10/18/21)
   125. Maldives calls for rapid and immediate action to fight climate change (10/18/21)
   126. Mangrove photo contest winners reveal majesty of these coastal forests (10/18/21)
   127. With Biden's climate plan in jeopardy, can America lead on climate change? (10/18/21)
   128. Dignitaries unite to save BC’s old-growth forests (10/18/21)
   129. Pacific Fishers to Gain Half Million Acres of Protected Critical Habitat in California (10/18/21)
   130. Revealed: more than 120,000 US sites feared to handle harmful PFAS ‘forever’ chemicals (10/17/21)
   131. Revealed: more than 120,000 US sites feared to handle harmful PFAS ‘forever’ chemicals (10/17/21)
   132. Congo to audit forest concessions, suspend 'questionable contracts' (10/16/21)
   133. What Is the California Toxic Free Cosmetics Act? List of Banned Ingredients (10/15/21)
   134. Climate Activist Condemns Shell CEO on Stage at TED Summit in Scotland (10/15/21)
   135. Geography of Giant Sequoias (10/14/21)
   136. How a California state forest became a battleground for logging redwoods on public land (10/14/21)
   137. Forests falling for cashew monocultures: A ‘repeated mistake’ in Côte d’Ivoire (commentary) (10/13/21)
   138. Fossilized plants give us hints about what ice age forests may have looked like (10/13/21)
   139. Fate of Malaysian forests stripped of protection points to conservation stakes (10/13/21)
   140. The Fight Against Extinction Requires Biocultural Restoration (10/11/21)
   141. To save forests, researchers are hooking trees up to Twitter (10/11/21)
   142. How biodiversity loss is jeopardising the drugs of the future (10/9/21)
   143. All 43 California Redwood Parks: Full Guide & Map (10/8/21)
   144. All 43 California Redwood Parks: Full Guide & Map (10/8/21)
   145. Finally! Bears Ears, Grand Staircase-Escalante restored by Biden (10/8/21)
   146. Why is CAL FIRE trying to silence its critics? (10/7/21)
   147. What the world can learn from Rachel Carson as we fight for our planet (10/6/21)
   148. Greenpeace calling for end to carbon offsets amid 'climate emergency' (10/6/21)
   149. 6 Problems Caused by Shrinking Biodiversity (10/6/21)
   150. Op-Ed: It’s time Biden started making good on his big climate change promises (10/4/21)
   151. 23 Gone, Countless More to Save (10/4/21)
   152. Eyes in the Sky': New NASA Satellite Will Watch Climate Change (10/4/21)
   153. Disappearing Water in a Warming Climate: A Story in Four Visuals (10/4/21)
   154. EXPLAINER: Why Home Protection Is Important in Wildfires (10/3/21)
   155. Giant sequoias and fire have coexisted for centuries. Climate crisis is upping the stakes (10/3/21)
   156. ‘There’s tar everywhere’: large California oil spill fouls beaches and kills wildlife (10/3/21)
   157. 2 generations' perspectives on the future of climate change (10/3/21)
   158. Gray Wolf In Ventura County Possibly OR-93 (10/1/21)
   159. Colombian farmers bet on bird-watching lodges to conserve forests (9/30/21)
   160. Jane Goodall Joins Global Effort to Plant 1 Trillion Trees by 2030 (9/30/21)
   161. Senate confirms Tracy Stone-Manning as Bureau of Land Management director in party-line vote (9/30/21)
   162. Here are the 23 species the Interior Department declared extinct (9/29/21)
   163. Daintree Forest in Australia Is Returned to Indigenous Owners (9/29/21)
   164. Ivory-billed woodpecker, 22 other species declared extinct by US Fish and Wildlife Service (9/29/21)
   165. Canada: win for anti-logging protesters as judge denies firm’s injunction bid (9/29/21)
   166. Dispatch from Fairy Creek (9/27/21)
   167. Following coup, Myanmar’s Indigenous vow to protect forests ‘until the end of the world’ (commentary) (9/27/21)
   168. TOP 5 COMMUNITIES AND FORESTS DOCUMENTARIES (9/27/21)
   169. We Need Big Holistic Wilderness (9/27/21)
   170. We’re dumping loads of retardant chemicals to fight wildfires. What does it mean for wildlife? (9/27/21)
   171. Above the Waterline: It’s Time to Go Really Big on Climate Change (9/27/21)
   172. Climate Change: Don't sideline plastic problem, nations urged (9/27/21)
   173. Deep roots of the Anthropocene can be found in tropical forests (9/27/21)
   174. Move or Change: How Plants and Animals Are Trying to Survive a Warming World (9/27/21)
   175. Cop26 climate talks will not fulfil aims of Paris agreement, key players warn (9/27/21)
   176. Today’s kids will live through three times as many climate disasters as their grandparents, study says (9/26/21)
   177. Conservation Groups Celebrate Dam Removal on Green River – Restoring Health of Fish and Humans After 70 Years (9/25/21)
   178. Hundreds of Thousands Take to Streets Worldwide for 'Uproot the System' Climate Strikes (9/25/21)
   179. Sleeping Beauty's forest is dying. It's not the only climate crisis facing Germany's next chancellor (9/24/21)
   180. On the Lost Coast, a lawless Calif. state park has been overtaken by off-roading, fireworks, raves (9/23/21)
   181. The Long-Lost Tale of an 18th-Century Tsunami, as Told by Trees (9/23/21)
   182. Daycares in Finland Built Their Own 'Forests', And It Changed Kids' Immune Systems (9/21/21)
   183. A Warning Sign of a Mass Extinction Event Is on the Rise, Scientists Say (9/21/21)
   184. The Loss of Trees Has Had Devastating Consequences. Here's How We Can Still Create a Sustainable Planet (9/21/21)
   185. Time to stop clearcutting our national forests (9/21/21)
   186. The Last Wild Coffee Forests (9/21/21)
   187. 'Climate Clock' Shows Rich Nations Still Owe $90 Billion a Year to Global Green Fund (9/21/21)
   188. What Is the California Toxic Free Cosmetics Act? List of Banned Ingredients (9/20/21)
   189. Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Approves Motions to Phase Out Oil and Gas Drilling (9/20/21)
   190. Cal Fire, timber industry must face an inconvenient truth (9/17/21)
   191. Bureau of Land Management headquarters to return to D.C., reversing Trump decision (9/17/21)
   192. Cal Fire, timber industry must face an inconvenient truth (9/17/21)
   193. This year's giant Antarctic ozone hole possibly due to climate change (9/16/21)
   194. If Left to Regrow, Brazil’s Atlantic Forest Could Recover Faster and Store More Carbon Cheaper Than Tree Planting (9/16/21)
   195. Most forest closures lifted. Why some Northstate forests remain off-limits (9/16/21)
   196. Palm Oil Giant’s Industry-Beating ESG Score Hides Razed Forests (9/15/21)
   197. More Than 100 Birds Found Coated in Oil After Ida (9/13/21)
   198. Indigenous Resistance Blocked 400 Coal Plants' Worth of Climate Pollution (9/13/21)
   199. Report: Climate change could see 200 million move by 2050 (9/13/21)
   200. Project works with farmers to restore Brazilian pine forests (9/13/21)
   201. Success of past rewilding projects shows path to restoring damaged ecosystems (9/13/21)
   202. 2-year protest escalates to violence in British Columbia as logging of old-growth forest continues (9/13/21)
   203. Limited effects of tree planting on forest canopy cover and rural livelihoods in Northern India (9/13/21)
   204. US Forest Service OKs Swan Valley forest, habitat plan (9/13/21)
   205. Congress May Soon Pass The Country's Most Significant Climate Change Legislation Ever (9/13/21)
   206. CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE BACKS OFF OF NET ZERO PLAN, OVERWHELMINGLY APPROVES GEOENGINEERING BILL PROMOTING DIRECT AIR CAPTURE, BECCS AND NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS (9/11/21)
   207. The World's Oldest Known Forest Was Not Like We Imagined, New Study Shows (9/10/21)
   208. Remote cameras capture life returning to Oregon forests after wildfire (9/10/21)
   209. Earth’s tipping points could be closer than we think. Our current plans won’t work (9/9/21)
   210. Nearby forest loss predicts future deforestation on protected lands (9/9/21)
   211. Forest edges in the tropics increase carbon emissions (9/8/21)
   212. Anti-logging protest becomes Canada’s biggest ever act of civil disobedience (9/8/21)
   213. What Can You Actually Do About Climate Change? (9/6/21)
   214. African tropical mountain forests store far more carbon than previously thought – new research (9/6/21)
   215. The Guardian view on saving forests: when trees are at risk, so are we (9/5/21)
   216. More Europeans are taking climate change seriously. In the U.S., not so much. (9/4/21)
   217. Climate-Fueled Ida Behind Suspected Oil Spill in Gulf of Mexico (9/4/21)
   218. One in three trees face extinction in wild, says new report (9/1/21)
   219. Forest Ecologists Puzzle Out the Lessons of the Bootleg Fire (8/31/21)
   220. Can ‘Active Forest Management’ Really Reduce Wildfire Risk? (8/30/21)
   221. Next to India’s capital, a village looks to the past for its forest’s future (8/30/21)
   222. All national forests in California to be temporarily closed (8/30/21)
   223. Opinion: The perils of cutting public out of post-fire forest decisions (8/28/21)
   224. Klamath River issues explained (8/27/21)
   225. Letters to the Editor: Why hasn’t California banned logging that worsens fires and destroys forests? (8/26/21)
   226. 'The forest is not gone': California's ancient redwoods survive wildfires (8/25/21)
   227. Logging in disguise: How forest thinning is making wildfires worse (8/24/21)
   228. Carbon Dividends Provide a Win-Win Solution for People and the Climate (8/23/21)
   229. Carbon Dividends Provide a Win-Win Solution for People and the Climate (8/23/21)
   230. What Is a Flagship Species? Examples and Role in Conservation (8/22/21)
   231. What Is a Flagship Species? Examples and Role in Conservation (8/22/21)
   232. Trump Administration Withdraws Pendley as Nominee for BLM Director (8/18/21)
   233. Brazilian road proposal threatens famed biodiversity hotspot (8/17/21)
   234. This town is the first in America to ban new gas stations – is the tide turning? (8/17/21)
   235. Indian scientists discover 'mermaid' plant species (8/17/21)
   236. Brazilian road proposal threatens famed biodiversity hotspot (8/17/21)
   237. This town is the first in America to ban new gas stations – is the tide turning? (8/17/21)
   238. Indian scientists discover 'mermaid' plant species (8/17/21)
   239. Carbon capture technology won’t solve our emissions problems (8/16/21)
   240. To Save the Planet, We Need to End Corporate Funding of Police (8/16/21)
   241. Carbon capture technology won’t solve our emissions problems (8/16/21)
   242. To Save the Planet, We Need to End Corporate Funding of Police (8/16/21)
   243. 3 Types of Biodiversity: Overview and Importance (8/15/21)
   244. Species Spotlight: The Bobcat — Hunted for Its Beauty (8/13/21)
   245. Global sizzling: July was hottest month on record, NOAA says (8/13/21)
   246. Species Spotlight: The Bobcat — Hunted for Its Beauty (8/13/21)
   247. Global sizzling: July was hottest month on record, NOAA says (8/13/21)
   248. Scientists have a new word for birds stealing animal hair (8/12/21)
   249. Why Biomass May Not Be The Clean Energy Panacea We Expected (8/12/21)
   250. Mendenhall Glacier’s retreat is exposing new land. The Forest Service doesn’t want it to be mined. (8/12/21)
   251. Shape-shifting fish that confounded scientists for 100 years spotted off California coast (8/12/21)
   252. Scientists urged Wisconsin to limit its wolf kill. It didn’t go well (8/12/21)
   253. Scientists have a new word for birds stealing animal hair (8/12/21)
   254. Mendenhall Glacier’s retreat is exposing new land. The Forest Service doesn’t want it to be mined. (8/12/21)
   255. Shape-shifting fish that confounded scientists for 100 years spotted off California coast (8/12/21)
   256. Scientists urged Wisconsin to limit its wolf kill. It didn’t go well (8/12/21)
   257. What Happens to Wildlife Swimming in a Sea of Our Drug Residues? (8/11/21)
   258. What Happens to Wildlife Swimming in a Sea of Our Drug Residues? (8/11/21)
   259. Plants, Heavy Metals, and the Lingering Scars of World War I (8/10/21)
   260. Meet the kitten-sized, clown-faced monkey that’s leaping toward extinction (8/10/21)
   261. Podcast: The World’s Oldest Living Things (8/10/21)
   262. Plants, Heavy Metals, and the Lingering Scars of World War I (8/10/21)
   263. Meet the kitten-sized, clown-faced monkey that’s leaping toward extinction (8/10/21)
   264. Podcast: The World’s Oldest Living Things (8/10/21)
   265. GREEN MAP: CONSERVATION GAPS, RARE HABITAT AND WILDLIFE (8/10/21)
   266. UN climate report ‘code red for humanity’: Guterres (8/9/21)
   267. How to Help During the West Coast Fires (8/9/21)
   268. 5 things to know about the new UN report on climate change (8/9/21)
   269. The Extinction Crisis in Watercolor and Oils: Using Art to Save Plants (8/9/21)
   270. The Lost Canyon Under Lake Powell (8/9/21)
   271. Let it burn? Forest Service's new all-out fire suppression policy a dangerous move, critics say (8/9/21)
   272. Worst polluting countries must make drastic carbon cuts, says Cop26 chief (8/9/21)
   273. The IPCC report is clear: nothing short of transforming society will avert catastrophe (8/9/21)
   274. 'Get scared': World's scientists say disastrous climate change is here (8/9/21)
   275. UN climate report ‘code red for humanity’: Guterres (8/9/21)
   276. How to Help During the West Coast Fires (8/9/21)
   277. 5 things to know about the new UN report on climate change (8/9/21)
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   278. The Extinction Crisis in Watercolor and Oils: Using Art to Save Plants (8/9/21)
   279. The Lost Canyon Under Lake Powell (8/9/21)
   280. A Crisis Of Water And Power On The Colorado River (8/8/21)
   281. Scientists discover tiny chameleon once feared extinct, but its future is uncertain (8/8/21)
   282. A Crisis Of Water And Power On The Colorado River (8/8/21)
   283. Ever heard a shrew warble? Secret sounds of small mammals revealed (8/7/21)
   284. MINNESOTA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY BLOCKS RELEASE OF PUBLIC RECORDS ABOUT SURVEILLING PIPELINE OPPONENTS (8/7/21)
   285. Ever heard a shrew warble? Secret sounds of small mammals revealed (8/7/21)
   286. MINNESOTA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY BLOCKS RELEASE OF PUBLIC RECORDS ABOUT SURVEILLING PIPELINE OPPONENTS (8/7/21)
   287. Vanishing: The Bleaching in My Backyard (8/6/21)
   288. A crucial ocean circulation is showing signs of instability. Its shutdown would have serious impacts on our weather. (8/6/21)
   289. Vanishing: The Bleaching in My Backyard (8/6/21)
   290. A crucial ocean circulation is showing signs of instability. Its shutdown would have serious impacts on our weather. (8/6/21)
   291. Big Oil spent $10 million on Facebook ads last year — to sell what, exactly? (8/5/21)
   292. Big Oil spent $10 million on Facebook ads last year — to sell what, exactly? (8/5/21)
   293. We know a lot about how wildfires can affect our physical health. New research shows there are mental health implications, too. (8/4/21)
   294. One of rarest animals in America named newest endangered species (8/4/21)
   295. 4 Major Environmental Treaties the U.S. Never Ratified — But Should (8/2/21)
   296. Forest Service putting national forests in peril (8/2/21)
   297. 4 Major Environmental Treaties the U.S. Never Ratified — But Should (8/2/21)
   298. What Is Rewilding and Can It Restore Our Ecosystems? (7/30/21)
   299. What Is Rewilding and Can It Restore Our Ecosystems? (7/30/21)
   300. Panda Dynasty (7/30/21)
   301. Endangered maleo bird of Indonesia bouncing back from the brink (7/30/21)
   302. New energy data shows solar and wind rising as 'King Coal' continues an epic crash (7/28/21)
   303. A new 'green status of species' will measure the recovery of threatened plants and animals (7/28/21)
   304. Here's What Climate Change Will Mean for Bats (7/28/21)
   305. 'An abomination': the story of the massacre that killed 216 wolves (7/27/21)
   306. Eight of the 10 nations most at risk from climate and toxic pollution in Africa: study (7/27/21)
   307. The climate crisis is here, steadily getting worse, and should be treated like an emergency (7/27/21)
   308. Bay Area Outdoors: 4 gorgeous redwoods hikes to soothe the soul (7/27/21)
   309. New Clues to Help Monarch Conservation Efforts (7/27/21)
   310. President Biden should undo Trump’s assault on our nation’s natural wonders (7/26/21)
   311. President Biden should undo Trump’s assault on our nation’s natural wonders (7/26/21)
   312. THE CURIOUS CASE OF RED ROCK BIOFUELS (7/26/21)
   313. Links From the Brink: Trump Revoked, Confused Cougars and Wombat Butts (7/26/21)
   314. Women in Northern Kenya Rally to Save a Forest (7/26/21)
   315. Climate Scientists Meet As Floods, Fires, Droughts And Heat Waves Batter Countries (7/26/21)
   316. The insect apocalypse: 'Our world will grind to a halt without them' (7/25/21)
   317. NEW GLOBAL PLAN TO SAVE SPECIES MUST TACKLE POPULATION (7/22/21)
   318. New Plant Species Discovered in Antarctica (7/21/21)
   319. America in 2090: The Impact of Extreme Heat, in Maps (7/21/21)
   320. As soy frenzy grips Brazil, deforestation closes in on Indigenous lands (7/21/21)
   321. Gabon becomes first African country to get paid for protecting its forests (7/20/21)
   322. This butterfly was the first to go extinct in the US because of humans (7/20/21)
   323. It's Not a Border Crisis. It's a Climate Crisis. (7/19/21)
   324. With rollback of Trump proposal, new Biden plan cuts just 2% of spotted owl protections (7/19/21)
   325. Rare Albino Redwoods May Hold Clues to Ecosystem Health (7/19/21)
   326. Trump showerhead rule on more water flow goes down the drain (7/16/21)
   327. At shrinking Lake Mead, a new coalition says status quo on Colorado River is failing (7/16/21)
   328. Species Spotlight: The Straw-Headed Bulbul Sings About Extinction (7/16/21)
   329. 'Enough with the burning': EU executive accused of sacrificing forests (7/16/21)
   330. Maine bans toxic 'forever chemicals' under groundbreaking new law (7/15/21)
   331. National Wildlife Refuges Should be Sanctuaries – Not Public Hunting Grounds (7/15/21)
   332. Former U.S. Forest Service employee raises concern about the health of our forests (7/15/21)
   333. Confirmed: Tongass rule to include expanded protections (7/15/21)
   334. 'Biggest Story in the World Right Now': Humanity Has Flipped Amazon From Carbon Sink to Source (7/14/21)
   335. End Subsidies That Drive Overfishing and Threaten Ocean Health (7/14/21)
   336. Rare whooping cranes raised for wild as COVID rules relax (7/14/21)
   337. The Climate-Safe Houses of the Future (7/13/21)
   338. 'Sometimes the Good Guys Win': Byhalia Connection Pipeline Canceled (7/13/21)
   339. New report suggests corporate climate change pledges aren't that valuable (7/13/21)
   340. The first step in using trees to slow climate change: Protect the trees we have (7/13/21)
   341. Study: Financial Markets Ignore Environmental Damage (7/12/21)
   342. UN sets out Paris-style plan to cut extinction rate by factor of 10 (7/12/21)
   343. The science of forest biomass: Conflicting studies map the controversy (7/12/21)
   344. Forest Service Should Update Old Management Plans to Reflect Modern Science (7/12/21)
   345. All U.S. National Parks Will Be Free Two Days In August (7/12/21)
   346. Reflections on Forestry when Confronted with the First Timber Harvest Plan of the Year in My Watershed (7/11/21)
   347. Lumber is Down a Whopping 40%, and Still At Historic Highs – An Expert Weighs In (7/11/21)
   348. How marginalized communities in the South are paying the price for 'green energy' in Europe (7/9/21)
   349. Baby hawks in Oregon bailed from nests amid heatwave: 'They had no choice' (7/9/21)
   350. A Green New Deal for Pacific Northwest Forests, Workers, and Communities (7/9/21)
   351. Why declining birth rates are good news for life on Earth (7/8/21)
   352. Cruise ships are back. And it's a catastrophe for the environment (7/8/21)
   353. Canary in the coal mine: Gaza, the Levant, and climate change (7/7/21)
   354. Seahorses Extinction Assessment Reveals Threatened Species and Knowledge Gaps (7/7/21)
   355. Study: Northwest heat wave impossible without climate change (7/7/21)
   356. Former Hydroelectric Dam Company President Charged With Murdering (7/7/21)
   357. California is betting $61 million that new highway crossings will keep wildlife sa (7/6/21)
   358. California is betting $61 million that new highway crossings will keep wildlife sa (7/6/21)
   359. Global evidence links rise in extreme precipitation to human-driven climate change (7/6/21)
   360. In DRC, community ownership of forests helps guard the Grauer's gorilla (7/6/21)
   361. Canadian governments have spent $23 billion supporting three pipelines since 2018: report (7/5/21)
   362. Meet the 'zombie frog,' a new species found in the Amazon (7/5/21)
   363. Sixty years of climate change warnings: the signs that were missed (and ignored) (7/5/21)
   364. What Is an Umbrella Species? Definition and Examples (7/4/21)
   365. What Is an Umbrella Species? Definition and Examples (7/4/21)
   366. Sporadic Environmental Voters Hold the Power to Shift Elections and Turn Red States Blue (7/4/21)
   367. Cruel, Fake Animal Rescue Videos Still Prevalent on YouTube, Report Finds (7/3/21)
   368. New IUCN green status launched to help species 'thrive, not just survive' (7/2/21)
   369. Species Spotlight: The Elusive Snow Leopard (7/2/21)
   370. Images from space show California's forests and lakes drying out in a record mega-drought (7/2/21)
   371. Refuge No More: Migratory Birds Face Drought, Disease and Death on the Pacific Flyway (6/30/21)
   372. Canada announces big cuts to commercial fishing to protect wild salmon that Washington's orcas eat (6/29/21)
   373. Global Warming Cauldron Boils Over in the Northwest in One of the Most Intense Heat Waves on Record Worldwide (6/29/21)
   374. Randy Moore first African American tapped to lead Forest Service (6/29/21)
   375. EU countries approve landmark climate change law (6/28/21)
   376. It's time we change how we talk about wildfires (6/25/21)
   377. Congress votes to reinstate methane rules loosened by Trump (6/25/21)
   378. Rare gray wolf pack makes its home in northern California (6/24/21)
   379. 'War in the woods': hundreds of anti-logging protesters arrested in Canada (6/24/21)
   380. Old-growth logging in Nantahala National Forest to move forward, US Forest Service says (6/23/21)
   381. Legal experts worldwide draw
   382. Do Marine Protected Areas Work? (6/22/21)
   383. Do Marine Protected Areas Work? (6/22/21)
   up 'historic' definition of ecocide (6/22/21)
   384. California's Opportunity to Shape Worldwide Biodiversity Policy (6/21/21)
   385. America's least-visited national parks are perfect for nature lovers who hate crowds (6/20/21)
   386. Chainsaws fall silent this week: logging in Jackson State Forest stopped (6/20/21)
   387. Secretary Haaland Suspends Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (6/18/21)
   388. Fire-proofing forests is not possible (6/17/21)
   389. What tree rings reveal about America's megadrought (6/17/21)
   390. Drought saps California reserviors as hot, dry summer looms (6/17/21)
   391. Loss of biodiversity poses as great a risk to humanity as climate change (6/15/21)
   392. Local leaders call on the Biden administration to protect the Ruby Mountains and places like it (6/15/21)
   393. Rocky Mountain forests burning more now than any time in the past 2,000 years (6/14/21)
   394. 'It's a climate catastrophe': Most of the salmon in California's 2nd largest river dead or dying (6/14/21)
   395. Report: Sec Haaland recommends restoring Bears Ears (6/14/21)
   396. The Proposed Recovering America's Wildlife Act (6/11/21)
   397. Opinion: Bennet and Hickenlooper should support the Colorado Wilderness Act — today (6/11/21)
   398. Biden administration will restore parts or all of 'roadless rule' in Southeast Alaska, reversing Trump action (6/11/21)
   399. New Report: Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss Must Be Tackled Together, Not Separately (6/11/21)
   400. The Mystery Behind a Photo of a Logged Old-Growth Tree (6/11/21)
   401. The destruction of the last old growth forests has to stop. We must protect the mother trees (6/11/21)
   402. Gorongosa: History Informs Future (6/11/21)
   403. Point Reyes National Seashore providing drinking water to Tomales Point tule elk (6/11/21)
   404. Fisher Rewilding: How Washington State Is Restoring a Native Carnivore (6/11/21)
   405. 'Quick fixes' to the climate crisis risk harming nature (6/10/21)
   406. The Drought In The Western U.S. Is Getting Bad. Climate Change Is Making It Worse (6/9/21)
   407. Oregon House Moves to Curb Forest Institute's Power and Budget (6/9/21)
   408. Let's Rebuild the U.S. Jaguar Population—Yes, Jaguars (6/8/21)
   409. Happy anniversary to the Antiquities Act, vital and venerable conservation (6/8/21)
   410. Happy anniversary to the Antiquities Act, vital and venerable conservation (6/8/21)
   411. In less than a generation, legal mining in Colombia deforested over 120,000 hectares (6/8/21)
   412. Atmospheric CO2 Reaches Its Highest Level in Human History (6/8/21)
   413. Amid mega-drought, rightwing militia stokes water rebellion in US west (6/8/21)
   414. Bill Nye to Congress: 'I'm scared too' about climate change (6/8/21)
   415. What is Forest Health? (6/8/21)
   416. David Attenborough Says Climate Change Is A 'Crime' Humanity Has Inflicted On The Planet (6/7/21)
   417. Great Apes Could Lose 94% of African Home Due to Climate Crisis and Other Human Actions, Study Finds (6/7/21)
   418. California Not Doing as Well as It Thinks in Reducing Carbon, Investigation Finds (6/7/21)
   419. First Thing: economic toll of climate crisis 'will be like two pandemics a year' (6/7/21)
   420. This forest has stayed wild for 5,000 years—we can tell because of the soil (6/7/21)
   421. The battle over Western Canada's ancient forests at Fairy Creek (6/6/21)
   422. How Biodiversity Reduces Lyme Risks (6/5/21)
   423. Beavers Are Back in England After a 400 Year Absence (6/5/21)
   424. 'It will be beautiful again': how California's redwood forest is recovering after last year's wildfires (6/5/21)
   425. Biden administration seeks to reverse Trump-era changes to Endangered Species Act protections (6/4/21)
   426. Western monarch butterflies are nearly extinct. California has a plan to save them (6/4/21)
   427. Fairy Creek blockade breached; logging machinery moving toward headwaters (6/4/21)
   428. Biodiversity loss is a risk to the global financial system (6/3/21)
   429. How Returning Lands to Native Tribes Is Helping Protect Nature (6/3/21)
   430. California’s National Parks and National Monuments (6/1/21)
   431. Overcrowded US national parks need a reservation system (6/1/21)
   432. Big step for Arctic Refuge: Biden admin suspends oil and gas leases (6/1/21)
   433. Biden suspends oil leases in Alaska's Arctic refuge (6/1/21)
   434. When Did the Fabled Barbary Lion Go Extinct? (6/1/21)
   435. Andaman forests need longer intervals between repeat logging for recovery: study (6/1/21)
   436. Nonsensical Clearcuts Rage on in Our National Forests (6/1/21)
   437. California’s National Parks and National Monuments (6/1/21)
   438. Common French bird species face 'unrelenting' decline (5/31/21)
   439. Over $8 billion in Hurricane Sandy damages can be attributed directly to climate change (5/31/21)
   440. Lush forests laid to waste: how Pacific Islands got hooked on logging (5/31/21)
   441. 29 of the Most Heartwarming Wildlife Crossings Around the World (5/29/21)
   442. Four more Colorado towns certified as "dark sky" havens (5/29/21)
   443. 76% of older millennials are worried about climate change—and it's impacting how they spend their money (5/28/21)
   444. Protecting America's Iconic Places (5/26/21)
   445. How best to conserve public and private lands under the 30x30 initiative (5/26/21)
   446. Debunking the Biggest Myth About Wildfires (5/26/21)
   447. People of color more exposed to heat islands, study finds (5/25/21)
   448. Biodiversity: Everything You Need to Know (5/24/21)
   449. Why carbon credits for forest preservation may be worse than nothing (5/22/21)
   450. Deep Forest Soils Lose Carbon as Temperatures Climb (5/21/21)
   451. Protected areas cover a sixth of Earth's land and freshwater, according to UN report (5/19/21)
   452. Food giants accused of links to illegal Amazon deforestation (5/19/21)
   453. 5 Things to Know as Wildfire Season Heats Up (5/19/21)
   454. Pesticides are becoming increasingly toxic for the world's most important insects (5/18/21)
   455. Half of single-use plastic waste produced by just 20 companies (5/18/21)
   456. Rewilding: Leonardo DiCaprio pledges $43m to protect and reintroduce rare species on Galapagos Islands (5/18/21)
   457. Family preserves 758-acre ranch just east of Healdsburg, blocks future development (5/18/21)
   458. What Is a Wilderness Area? Definition and Examples (5/17/21)
   459. What Is a Wilderness Area? Definition and Examples (5/17/21)
   460. 10 U.S. Wilderness Areas You Should Know (5/17/21)
   461. 10 U.S. Wilderness Areas You Should Know (5/17/21)
   462. CA Fire Budget Misguided (5/17/21)
   463. 115 Top U.S. Wolf Experts, Scientists Urge Biden Administration to Restore Federal Protections for Gray Wolves (5/17/21)
   464. The 5 mass extinction events that shaped the history of Earth — and the 6th that's happening now (5/17/21)
   465. Teenagers Are Winning Climate Fights One Court Case at a Time (5/17/21)
   466. FSC-certified Indonesian logger may have cleared orangutan habitat: Report (5/17/21)
   467. How the California condor escaped extinction — and a genetic bottleneck (5/14/21)
   468. The right-wing effort to derail Biden's conservation plan, explained (5/13/21)
   469. Yvon Chouinard Says We Need to Protect Point Reyes (5/13/21)
   470. Scientists urge restoration of federal gray wolf protections (5/13/21)
   471. The California Air Resources Board Challenges Our Carbon Credits Investigations. We Respond. (5/12/21)
   472. California's Plan To Offset Emissions Using Forests May Have A Major Flaw (5/12/21)
   473. Nature: Throwing money at biodiversity schemes is ineffective (5/12/21)
   474. Forest the size of France regrown worldwide over 20 years, study finds (5/11/21)
   475. NORTHERN ROCKIES ECOSYSTEM PROTECTION ACT: Conservation on the Large Scale Needed (5/11/21)
   476. Northern Jaguar Project: Jaguar Cub on Video (5/11/21)
   477. Humanity's challenge of the century: Conserving Earth's freshwater systems (5/10/21)
   478. New Biden task force will get to work sifting through Trump administration's scientific sabotage (5/10/21)
   479. New White House panel aims to separate science, politics (5/10/21)
   480. Wapama Falls during spring runoff (5/8/21)
   481. The battle over Point Reyes' tule elk (5/7/21)
   482. A giant sequoia in California is still smoldering from last year's wildfires (5/7/21)
   483. Kenya starts its first national wildlife census (5/7/21)
   484. Tamál Húye: Coast Miwoks Fight for Recognition of Point Reyes' Indigenous History (5/5/21)
   485. Forest Service land buy in Highlands secures access and habitat (5/5/21)
   486. Retail pushback: Europe firms threaten Brazil over deforestation (5/5/21)
   487. 'Mother Trees' Are Intelligent: They Learn and Remember (5/4/21)
   488. America's new normal: A degree hotter than two decades ago (5/4/21)
   489. Gases used in refrigerators and air conditioners will be phased out in a new EPA rule (5/4/21)
   490. Padilla introduces bill to advance California wilderness additions (5/4/21)
   491. Opinion: Climate change has finally reached a tipping point that's good (5/4/21)
   492. Carbon offsets used by major airlines based on flawed system, warn experts (5/4/21)
   493. UK banks' support for coal industry has risen since 2015 Paris climate pact (5/3/21)
   494. Only intact forests can stave off climate change (5/3/21)
   495. California's Forest Climate Program Could Actually Be Increasing CO2 (5/3/21)
   496. Rare California condor egg hatches in Pinnacles National Park (5/3/21)
   497. Streams and lakes have rights, a US county decided. Now they're suing Florida (5/1/21)
   498. Homeland Security to repair damage created by border wall (4/30/21)
   499. The Climate Solution Actually Adding Millions of Tons of CO2 Into the Atmosphere (4/29/21)
   500. Former Trump official Zinke eyes Montana's new US House seat (4/29/21)
   501. Deb Haaland Says Public Lands Should Reflect America (4/28/21)
   502. Drone crashes into bald eagles nest in East Bay park tree (4/28/21)
   503. Whales Face New and Emerging Threats (4/28/21)
   504. Can Biden's Infrastructure Plan Save the Superfund Program? (4/27/21)
   505. Bolsonaro abandons enhanced Amazon commitment same day he makes it (4/27/21)
   506. International agreement enters into force to end killings of environmental leaders in Latin America (4/26/21)
   507. How One of Australia's Rarest Trees Was Saved From Wildfires (4/26/21)
   508. Biden's fake burger ban and the rising culture war over meat (4/26/21)
   509. Deforestation ramps up in Cambodia's Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary (4/26/21)
   510. Climate tipping points may have been reached already, experts say (4/26/21)
   511. It's inspiring hope and change – but what is the IUCN's green list? (4/25/21)
   512. The SLOSS Debate (4/25/21)
   513. The SLOSS Debate (4/25/21)
   514. Photos: Drought crisis deepens in Lake Sonoma and Lake Mendocino (4/24/21)
   515. Nestlé doesn't have valid rights to water it's been bottling, California officials say (4/24/21)
   516. Biden taps Montana environmentalist for US public lands boss (4/23/21)
   517. Achieving Net-Zero Climate Targets Will Depend on Public Lands (4/23/21)
   518. There's a Booming Business in America's Forests. Some Aren't Happy About It. (4/23/21)
   519. What Are Old-Growth Forests and Why Are They Important? (4/22/21)
   520. What Are Old-Growth Forests and Why Are They Important? (4/22/21)
   521. Joe Biden's billions won't stop Bolsonaro destroying the Amazon rainforest (4/22/21)
   522. Protecting the Olympic Peninsula: The Future of the Wild Olympics Act (4/22/21)
   523. Grijalva calls for return of public lands agency to DC after Trump moved BLM out West (4/22/21)
   524. California Coastal Commission endorses Point Reyes ranch, elk plan (4/22/21)
   525. Humanity's greatest ally against climate change is Earth itself (4/22/21)
   526. US Forest Service logging challenged in California lawsuit to protect endangered mammal (4/22/21)
   527. Brazil's Bolsonaro makes the planet an offer it can't refuse … but they have to reject Bolsonaro (4/22/21)
   528. Deb Haaland revokes Donald Trump-era energy orders (4/21/21)
   529. Legislation aims to kill 90% of wolves roaming Idaho (4/20/21)
   530. Climate-Change-Related Lawsuit Nixes Huge California Development (4/20/21)
   531. Trump officials end gray wolf protections across most of US (4/20/21)
   532. The many reasons you should care about President Biden's nominee to head our national parks (4/19/21)
   533. Seaspiracy warns of ocean apocalypse but depleted seas recover in Scottish island's pioneering no-fishing zone (4/19/21)
   534. John D. Leshy: The facts about the Antiquities Act and the courts (4/19/21)
   535. Scientists find only 3 percent of land areas unblemished by humans (4/19/21)
   536. Water Pollution Remains Top Environmental Concern in U.S. (4/19/21)
   537. Northern Exposure: The Unseen Loss of Northern Forests (4/19/21)
   538. How to Celebrate the Second Digital Earth Day (4/19/21)
   539. Mountain high: Andean forests have high potential to store carbon under climate change (4/19/21)
   540. USDA May Allow Genetically Modified Trees to Be Released Into the Wild (4/18/21)
   541. Noise pollution may prevent forest growth: Study (4/18/21)
   542. Forests on Caffeine: Coffee Waste Can Boost Tropical Forest Recovery (4/17/21)
   543. 'Watershed Moment' as Haaland Revokes Trump-Era Orders, Creates Climate Task Force (4/17/21)
   544. Haaland seeks to bolster environmental law targeted by Trump (4/16/21)
   545. Interior Department orders give new hope for climate, public lands, and justice (4/16/21)
   546. 'Forests are not renewable': the felling of Sweden's ancient trees (4/16/21)
   547. 'A poor man's rainforest': why we need to stop treating soil like dirt (4/16/21)
   548. Prize Winners Today: Rudi Putra on Conserving Indonesia's Leuser Ecosystem (4/15/21)
   549. Trump's border wall scarred sacred lands, displaced wildlife and drained water. Can it be taken down? (4/15/21)
   550. Interior delays consideration of opening public Alaska lands to development (4/15/21)
   551. Google Earth's new Timelapse feature shows chilling effect of climate change (4/15/21)
   552. Cal Fire wants to begin timber harvesting in Jackson, a coalition of activists has other ideas — tree sit continues in Jackson Demonstration State Forest, with major protest Monday morning (4/13/21)
   553. HUMAN CHAIN BLOCKS LOGGING IN JACKSON STATE FOREST, SAYS BAY AREA ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP (4/12/21)
   554. Activists blockade island in 'war of the woods' to save ancient trees (4/9/21)
   555. Tree-sit against Cal Fire logging plan begins in Jackson State Forest (4/9/21)
   556. Are Huge Tree Planting Projects More Hype than Solution? (4/8/21)
   557. Anti-government activist Ammon Bundy arrested 3rd time at Idaho Statehouse (4/8/21)
   558. 'The earth holds so much power': Deb Haaland visits sacred site Trump shrank (4/8/21)
   559. Cal Fire proceeding with 6 logging plans in Jackson State Forest; areas where operations are taking place close immediately (4/8/21)
   560. Carbon dioxide levels in atmosphere reach record high (4/7/21)
   561. California is on the brink of drought – again. Is it ready? (4/6/21)
   562. LAWSUIT LAUNCHED AGAINST CHICO DEVELOPMENT PROJECT, CLAIMS ENDANGERED SPECIES ARE THREATENED (4/5/21)
   563. Our Last, Best Chance to Save Atlantic Salmon (4/5/21)
   564. Rep. Neguse, Sen. Wyden: Why America needs a 21st century Civilian Conservation Corps (4/4/21)
   565. Lawsuits pile up over endangered species decisions made by Trump administration (4/4/21)
   566. Births among endangered right whales highest since 2015 (4/3/21)
   567. ECONEWS REPORT: Friends of the Eel River Force FERC to Comply with the Endangered Species Act (4/3/21)
   568. Pesticide Toxicity to Bees Doubled in a Decade, Study Shows (4/3/21)
   569. US fossil-fuel companies took billions in tax breaks – and then laid off thousands (4/2/21)
   570. Haaland on public lands drilling: Taxpayers deserve 'a return on their investment' (4/2/21)
   571. How the meteor that killed dinosaurs created modern forests (4/1/21)
   572. All my eaglets: pandemic audience spellbound by saga of nesting bald eagles (4/1/21)
   573. Take Corporate Climate Pledges of 'Net-Zero' With a Healthy Dose of Skepticism (3/31/21)
   574. Global forest loss increased in 2020 (3/31/21)
   575. Global forest losses accelerated despite the pandemic, threatening world's climate goals (3/31/21)
   576. Conservation groups ask Haaland to block oil drilling in Florida preserve (3/30/21)
   577. The Wonders of the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument (3/30/21)
   578. The invasive weed that travelled the world (3/29/21)
   579. Reclaiming Abandoned Mines: Turning Coal Country's Toxic Legacy Into Assets (3/29/21)
   580. Joe Biden's coming infrastructure push, explained (3/29/21)
   581. New Report Finds Indonesian Forestry Company Cleared Endangered Orangutan Habitat (3/29/21)
   582. The lawyer who took on Chevron – and now marks his 600th day under house arrest (3/28/21)
   583. Endangered condors return to northern California skies after nearly a century (3/27/21)
   584. The Fairy Creek blockaders: inside the complicated fight for B.C.'s last ancient forests (3/26/21)
   585. Sightings of rare wildlife add to case for making permanent the temporary halt on wall construction (3/26/21)
   586. The 'Green Energy' That Might Be Ruining the Planet (3/26/21)
   587. California rainfall is at historic lows, water restrictions handed down this week (3/25/21)
   588. Conservationists sue to save spotted owl logging protections (3/24/21)
   589. In unprecedented move, EPA to conduct a 'public accounting' of Trump's political attacks on science (3/24/21)
   590. Deforestation and Palm Oil Plantations Are Fueling a Disease Boom, Study Suggests (3/24/21)
   591. Thirty By Thirty and Half Earth: Promises and Pitfalls (3/23/21)
   592. Thirty By Thirty and Half Earth: Promises and Pitfalls (3/23/21)
   593. What are 'ghost forests,' where are they in NJ, and why? (3/22/21)
   594. 'Prolonged and Widespread Drought' Predicted for Much of U.S. in New NOAA Report (3/22/21)
   595. My Turn: The greater good is to preserve the forest (3/22/21)
   596. Why Is Melting Ice a Big Deal? (3/22/21)
   597. Climate fight 'is undermined by social media's toxic reports' (3/21/21)
   598. International Day of Forests: A Safari Through the Largest Jungles on Planet Earth (3/21/21)
   599. The Celebration Over, Deb Haaland Now Faces A Long To-Do List At Interior (3/20/21)
   600. Off-road vehicles to be banned at Oceano Dunes within three years (3/19/21)
   601. The Biden administration's critical role in Indian Country (3/18/21)
   602. Joe Biden and Jair Bolsonaro square off over the Amazon (3/18/21)
   603. Environmental group, community activists petition EPA to block Georgia wood pellet plant (3/18/21)
   604. THE WOLF THAT DISCOVERED CALIFORNIA (3/16/21)
   605. Rohnert Park council passes climate change resolution, sharpening focus on crisis (3/16/21)
   606. The slowing down of ocean currents could have a devastating effect on our climate (3/16/21)
   607. Line 3: Stopping the Next Big Climate Threat Crossing the U.S.-Canada Border (3/15/21)
   608. Ammon Bundy arrested after missing trial on trespass charge (3/15/21)
   609. Earthjustice Praises Nomination of Todd Kim to lead DOJ's Environment and Nat'l Resources Division (3/15/21)
   610. Restoring Financial Regulators' Right to Fight Climate Change (3/15/21)
   611. Line 3: Stopping the Next Big Climate Threat Crossing the U.S.-Canada Border (3/15/21)
   612. Important forests and wetlands are disappearing in Belize (3/15/21)
   613. Waldeinsamkeit: Germany's cherished forest tradition (3/15/21)
   614. Deb Haaland confirmed as first Indigenous US cabinet secretary (3/15/21)
   615. Brazil must do more to protect its people, forests, and the planet (commentary)(3/15/21)
   616. Spending time in nature has always been important, but now it's an essential part of coping with the pandemic (3/14/21)
   617. Amazing Winners of the 2020 World Nature Photography Awards Are Announced (3/12/21)
   618. There's a Global Plan to Conserve Nature. Indigenous People Could Lead the Way. (3/11/21)
   619. Utah agency reverses course, pulls back energy leases in original Bears Ears monument (3/10/21)
   620. How Michael Regan Plans to Fix the EPA (3/10/21)
   621. Wildlife Trafficking: 10 Things Everyone Needs to Know (3/9/21)
   622. The World’s Largest Intact Forest Is In Danger. Here’s How To Save It. (3/5/21)
   623. Employees speak out on Trump's detrimental reorganization of BLM (3/5/21)
   624. Jackson State Forest Is A Lucky Find For Nature Lovers In Northern California (3/5/21)
   625. Fight of the River People (3/4/21)
   626. Dispute simmers over north state 'demonstration forest' (3/4/21)
   627. Illegal deforestation is ravaging the planet and driving emissions up. A new bill in Congress seeks to change that. (3/3/21)
   628. Guardians Of The Forest (3/2/21)
   629. Biden May Approve Logging an Old-Growth Forest, Heightening Climate Risks (3/2/21)
   630. ohn Kerry has a warning for Big Oil (3/2/21)
   631. Bay Area city becomes first in the US to ban new gas stations (3/2/21)
   632. Reversing Trump, Interior Department Moves Swiftly on Climate Change (3/2/21)
   633. Removing Four Dams Could Save These Wild Salmon from Extinction (3/1/21)
   634. U.S. Forest Service inspector charged with steering contracts in exchange for bribes (3/1/21)
   635. Sounds of Silence: The Extinction Crisis Is Taking Away the Earth's Music (3/1/21)
   636. Papua deforestation highlights eastward shift of Indonesia forest clearing (3/1/21)
   637. Bitcoin's 'Staggering' Energy Consumption Raises Climate Concerns (3/1/21)
   638. Coastal flooding enhances methane buildup in forests (3/1/21)
   639. Ethiopia's Forest in the Clouds: Unusual Plants and Wildlife Live in the Harenna Forest (2/28/21)
   640. Editorial: All of Napa County needs to face the real threat of wildfire (2/27/21)
   641. Last of the large trees: a day at the Errinundra forest blockade (2/27/21)
   642. Oregon wolf makes history on lengthy journey to California (2/27/21)
   643. House votes to protect millions of acres of wilderness and other public lands in sweeping legislation (2/26/21)
   644. Why a Harlem Activist's Decades-Long Fight for Environmental Justice Matters More Than Ever (2/26/21)
   645. Judge delivers blow to telecom industry and a win for consumers in landmark net neutrality case (2/24/21)
   646. Deb Haaland's confirmation hearing was embarrassing to watch (2/24/21)
   647. Vehement opposition to Deb Haaland 'motivated by something other than her record' (2/23/21)
   648. As Extreme Weather Events Increase, What Are the Risks to Wildlife? (2/22/21)
   649. Where Grizzlies Still Roam and Where They Once Did: Alaska Wilderness versus California Wilderness (2/22/21)
   650. What's Really Behind Corporate Promises on Climate Change? (2/22/21)
   651. Biden administration will reconsider northern spotted owl forest protection rollbacks (2/22/21)
   652. Keeping trees in the ground where they are already growing is an effective low-tech way to slow climate change (2/22/21)
   653. Military coup, economic sanctions hike threats to Myanmar's forests (2/22/21)
   654. As Extreme Weather Events Increase, What Are the Risks to Wildlife? (2/22/21)
   655. How Did Singapore Clear a Giant Forest Reserve 'By Mistake'? (2/21/21)
   656. Environmental deal protects swath of redwood forest in Mendocino County (2/21/21)
   657. The Immense Potential Of Forests To Sequester Carbon (2/20/21)
   658. The 30 x 30 Protection Plan and the George Washington National Forest Ark (2/19/21)
   659. 'No time to waste': California bill would ban fracking in state by 2027 (2/17/21)
   660. Justice Order Might Work (2/16/21)
   661. Teresa Sholars came to study the pygmy forest in the 1970s, the one of a kind ecosystem has kept her busy for 50 years (2/16/21)
   662. Oregon wolves could be expanding their range into California (2/16/21)
   663. California condor eggs laid at Oregon Zoo boost recovery for the endangered species (2/16/21)
   664. 500+ experts call on world's nations to not burn forests to make energy (2/15/21)
   665. Researchers rethink life in a cold climate after Antarctic find (2/15/21)
   666. The Extinction Crisis: Coming to a Dinner Table Near You? (2/15/21)
   667. As forests shrink, mammals are stressed out— with possible fallout for humans (2/15/21)
   668. Pillagers Of Tropical Forests Can't Hide Behind Clouds Anymore (2/15/21)
   669. To meet protection goal, end logging on federal forest land (2/14/21)
   670. Walmart selling beef from firm linked to Amazon deforestation This article is more than 5 mon (2/13/21)
   671. Conservation group: Border wall construction continues (2/12/21)
   672. Interior Announces Plans to Strengthen LWCF (2/11/21)
   673. It's time to end subsidies for burning wood from forests (2/11/21)
   674. WHAT HAPPENS NEXT IN ANWR (2/11/21)
   675. 'A clear danger': oil spill in California city revives calls to cut ties with Chevron (2/11/21)
   676. California Refinery's Switch to Biofuels Not as Green As it Sounds (2/9/21)
   677. 2020's Top Deforesters for Oil Palm in Southeast Asia: A Lower Rate of Deforestation, but the Same Culprits (2/9/21)
   678. Two right-wing senators eager to keep first Native woman from running Interior Department (2/9/21)
   679. Forests of the world in 3-D: Research team analyses complexity of forest structure (2/5/21)
   680. Investigation: Dutch, Japanese pension funds pay for Amazon deforestation (2/5/21)
   681. Planting Trees Sounds Like A Simple Climate Fix. It's Anything But. (2/5/21)
   682. Canceling Keystone XL Heralds the End of Fossil Fuels, Not Jobs (2/5/21)
   683. Daines seeks to block Haaland confirmation to Interior (2/5/21)
   684. Forest Selfies Are Helping Save B.C.'s Old-Growth Trees (2/5/21)
   685. Study warns U.S. cities may be dramatically underestimating their carbon footprints — some by as much as 145% (2/4/21)
   686. Biden administration to restart permitting for major U.S. offshore wind project (2/3/21)
   687. Congressional mandates unfulfilled by Trump's Interior Department (2/2/21)
   688. Why keeping one mature street tree is far better for humans and nature than planting lots of new ones (2/2/21)
   689. They Want to Start Paying Mother Nature for All Her Hard Work (2/2/21)
   690. How Biden is reversing Trump's assault on the environment (2/2/21)
   691. An Egregious Betrayal of The Public Trust (2/2021)
   692. For Biden's climate agenda to succeed, he must start with parks (2/1/21)
   693. "THE INDUSTRY IS JUST SEEN AS TRYING TO KILL EVERYBODY": INSIDE THE GREENWASHING OF BIG OIL (2/1/21)
   694. Chill way, way out with Tree.fm, a site where you can listen to forests from around the world (2/1/21)
   695. Trump's assault on the environment is over. Now we must reverse the damage (2/1/21)
   696. Pressure builds for Biden to cancel other pipeline projects after Keystone XL (1/31/21)
   697. Fighting climate change in America means changes to America (1/30/21)
   698. Biden Moves to Dial Down America’s Soaring Methane Emissions (1/29/21)
   699. Biden Moves to Dial Down America’s Soaring Methane Emissions (1/29/21)
   700. Community Column: Why is CalFire cutting some of the last, second-growth redwoods? (1/28/21)
   701. Here's what you need to know about the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge's first-ever oil lease sale (1/25/21)
   702. President Joe Biden's order to review Utah monuments leaves options open, but expansion all but certain (1/25/21)
   703. Torrance Coste: No better time than now to protect old-growth forests (1/25/21)
   704. Global ice loss accelerating at record rate, study finds (1/25/21)
   705. Amazon is on the brink of turning into a carbon source, study warns (1/25/21)
   706. Consequential Biden Actions Nobody Is Talking About (1/25/21)
   707. Burning Questions About the Future of Pacific Northwest Forests (1/24/21)
   708. 'I almost cracked': 16-month artistic performance of mass extinction comes to a close (1/24/21)
   709. Environmental turnaround - 8 issues that will pivot in California's favor under Biden (1/24/21)
   710. How creating wildlife crossings can help reindeer, bears – and even crabs (1/23/21)
   711. Trillions of Brood X Cicadas to Emerge in 15 States This Spring (1/22/21)
   712. Earthrise: A Poem About Climate Change by Amanda Gorman (1/22/21)
   713. The return of the spotted-owl wars? (1/22/21)
   714. Air Resources Board Elevates Environmental Justice to Executive Level (1/21/21)
   715. Elephants counted from space for conservation (1/21/21)
   716. Biden's Interior Department temporarily blocks new drilling on public lands (1/21/21)
   717. John Kerry commits US to climate crisis fight but warns world is way off pace (1/21/21)
   718. Scientists have finally worked out how butterflies fly (1/20/21)
   719. Interior secretary rescinds wilderness protection order before leaving office (1/20/21)
   720. Biden Moves To Have U.S. Rejoin Climate Accord (1/20/21)
   721. Climate Crisis Will Shift Tropical Rain Belt and Create Food Insecurity for Billions, Study Finds (1/19/21)
   722. 15 Awe-Inspiring National Forests in the United States (1/19/21)
   723. Dam Removal Successes (1/18/21)
   724. Biden: Five ways he will reverse Trump on the environment (1/18/21)
   725. Biden Likely Plans to Cancel Keystone XL Pipeline on Day One (1/18/21)
   726. Bundy warns he will 'walk towards guns' if Biden tries to collect 28 years of unpaid grazing fees (1/16/21)
   727. The Roadless Rule protects national forests (1/15/21)
   728. One Year After Australian Wildfires, "Birdsong Is Deafening" and Flora Flourishes on Kangaroo Island (1/14/21)
   729. 'Carbon-neutrality is a fairy tale': how the race for renewables is burning Europe's forests (1/14/21)
   730. Yellowstone's rarest animal caught on trail camera for first time (1/14/21)
   731. The Ultimate Guide to Help Prevent Deforestation (1/13/21)
   732. Will 2021 Be the Year Offshore Wind Power Finally Takes Off? (1/13/21)
   733. An Area the Size of California Has Recently Been Lost to Deforestation (1/13/21)
   734. Eugene Conservation Group Objects To Plans For Post-Fire Salvage Logging (1/13/21)
   735. Trump administration slashes critical habitat for northern spotted owl by 3.4 million acres (1/13/21)
   736. More than 50 countries commit to protection of 30% of Earth's land and oceans (1/12/21)
   737. Editorial: Why California recycling is a dumpster fire (1/11/21)
   738. Paper giant APP failing its own sustainability goals, report alleges (1/11/21)
   739. 12 New Studies Show How Close Insects Are to Extinction (1/11/21)
   740. Virginia groups sue U.S. Forest Service over new environmental review standards (1/11/21)
   741. Capitol attackers have long threatened violence in rural American west (1/9/21)
   742. Why Plastic Pollution Is a Producer Responsibility (1/8/21)
   743. Point Reyes: Planning or Performance (1/7/21)
   744. Armed occupation of Malheur refuge was 'dress rehearsal' for violent takeover of nation's Capitol, extremist watchdogs say (1/7/21)
   745. The bold plan to save Africa's largest forest (1/7/21)
   746. Arctic refuge lease sale goes bust, as major oil companies skip out (1/6/21)
   747. What We've Lost: The Species Declared Extinct in 2020 (1/6/21)
   748. Environmental Impacts of Mountain Biking Synopsis (1/6/21)
   749. US holds first oil lease sale for Alaska's Arctic refuge (1/6/21)
   750. BLM intends to give grazing permits to members of the Hammond family that served time for arson on public lands (1/5/21)
   751. Hunting for 'Disease X' (1/5/21)
   752. EPA finalizes rule to limit science behind public health safeguards (1/5/21)
   753. Environment Report: How We Know Humans Are Warming the Planet (1/4/21)
   754. Midnight Rush: 6 Ways Trump Trashed the Environment During the Holidays (1/4/21)
   755. The long shadow of colonial forestry is a threat to savannas and grasslands (1/4/21)
   756. You Can Listen To Relaxing Sounds of Forests From All Around the World for Free Online (1/4/21)
   757. 2020 was meant to be the year of climate action. Instead, it crowned a wasted decade (1/4/21)
   758. Ochoco Forest Deceptions For Logging (1/3/21)
   759. A National Park Roadmap To "30 By 30" (1/2021)
   760. Protecting Your Home From Wildfire (1/2021)
   761. Climate change is hitting the Colorado River 'incredibly fast and incredibly hard' (1/1/21)
   762. New Laws Taking Effect Statewide (1/1/21)
4. 2020
   1. AN ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO ENJOYING US National Parks RESPONSIBLY (2020)
   2. Environmental heroes to inspire you in 2021 (12/31/20)
   3. Timber Tax Cuts Cost Oregon Towns Billions. Then Polluted Water Drove Up the Price. (12/31/20)
   4. Companies must account for quality, not just quantity, when it comes to forests (commentary) (12/31/20)
   5. Report Urges Biden to Reverse Trump's Environmental Rollbacks (12/30/20)
   6. We Need a Paris Agreement for Plastics (12/30/20)
   7. Indigenous environmental defender killed in latest Honduras attack (12/29/20)
   8. Effort to stop richer nations from dumping plastic on poorer ones could also mean cleaner oceans in five years (12/29/20)
   9. Illegal deforestation rises in South America's Indigenous territories, parks (12/29/20)
   10. Close to Home: Mendocino Coast redwoods should stand (12/28/20)
   11. Weak policy oversight could be pushing Brazilian forests closer to a tipping point (12/28/20)
   12. 'I'll be fierce for all of us': Deb Haaland on climate, Native rights and Biden (12/27/20)
   13. California must burn more of its forests to save them. Is the public ready? (12/27/20)
   14. Deforestation, population increases could cause more viruses to appear (12/26/20)
   15. Another year, another fight over the future of the North Coast's redwoods (12/23/20)
   16. Omnibus Bill Carried Protection For Chaco Culture National Historical Park (12/22/20)
   17. Top 10 environmental news stories of 2020 (12/22/20)
   18. Will California finally fulfill its promise to fix the Salton Sea? (12/21/20)
   19. A Madagascar forest long protected by its remoteness is now threatened by it (12/21/20)
   20. Fire-resistant tropical forest at brink of disappearance in Indonesian regions due to human modification (12/21/20)
   21. Lawsuit Challenges Large Fossil Fuel Project Proposed in Alaska's Arctic (12/21/20)
   22. In Last Rush, Trump Grants Mining and Energy Firms Access to Public Lands (12/19/20)
   23. Authorities Remove 3,000 Pounds of Trash From Los Padres National Forest (12/19/20)
   24. Feds say $2 million grant from Forest Service didn't follow the law (12/19/20)
   25. ODD OLD NEWS: THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE SAVE THE REDWOODS MOVEMENT (12/18/200)
   26. The Best Way to Restore Forests May Not Actually Involve Planting Trees (12/18/20)
   27. 'Ugliest orchid in the world' among 2020's new plant discoveries (12/17/20)
   28. Biden set to select top North Carolina environmental official to lead EPA (12/17/20)
   29. Environmental justice groups block Mary Nichols' path to EPA (12/17/20)
   30. In Historic Move, Biden To Pick Native American Rep. Haaland As Interior Secretary (12/17/20)
   31. Tribune Editorial: Utah has a chance at a better approach to managing public lands (12/16/20)
   32. Trump's impact on Indian Country over four years (12/16/20)
   33. Tropical forests can take the heat, study finds. Dryness? Not so much (12/16/20)
   34. Tom Vilsack for Agriculture Secretary Worries Environmentalists (12/16/20)
   35. As Lake Powell recedes, river guides race to document long-hidden rapids (12/16/20)
   36. Lawsuit filed to stop new oil well, pipeline in Carrizo Plains (12/16/20)
   37. For a Path Forward on Climate, Let's Learn From the Original New Deal (12/15/20)
   38. EARLY THIS MORNING, JUDGE DISMISSED CASE AGAINST FOUR SEPTUAGENARIAN RAINBOW RIDGE ACTIVISTS (12/15/20)
   39. Want to Grow Forests? Protect Wolves. (12/15/20)
   40. Trump administration narrows protection of habitat for endangered species (12/15/20)
   41. Trump administration delays endangered species protection for monarch butterfly "on the brink of collapse" (12/15/20)
   42. Wild crops could save our food system — if we don't destroy them first (12/14/20)
   43. USFWS: Northern spotted owls are endangered, but we're too busy to help (12/14/20)
   44. A Bolivian 'Cloud Forest' Reveals a Bonanza of New Species (12/14/20)
   45. World is in danger of missing Paris climate target, summit is warned (12/12/20)
   46. Groups blast Trump logging plan aimed at reducing wildfires (12/11/20)
   47. The Paris climate pact is 5 years old. 5 youth activists share their hopes for what's next. (12/11/20)
   48. European bison recovering, 31 species declared Extinct – IUCN Red List (12/10/20)
   49. Only 40% of world's forests have high ecological integrity, a new index reveals (12/10/20)
   50. o Prevent the Next Covid-19, We Must Prioritize Biodiversity (12/10/20)
   51. Apocalypse Cow: The Future of Life at Point Reyes National Park (12/9/20)
   52. How the Nature Conservancy, the world's biggest environmental group, became a dealer of meaningless carbon offsets. (12/9/20)
   53. Biden Can Restore the EPA, But It Will Require Steadfast Effort (12/9/20)
   54. Human 'stuff' now outweighs all life on Earth (12/9/20)
   55. The Social Life of Forests (12/6/20)
   56. Congress acts to shield Nevada public lands from 'military seizure' (12/4/20)
   57. Coronavirus risk grows as animals move through wildlife trade (12/3/20)
   58. After wildfires, logging the forest can harm wildlife for up to a decade (12/3/20)
   59. Study shows roadless forests are key to protecting national parks, drinking water, more (12/2/20)
   60. Study shows roadless forests are key to protecting national parks, drinking water, more (12/2/20)
   61. Photography campaign shows the grim aftermath of logging in Canada's fragile forests (12/2/20)
   62. Humanity is waging war on nature, says UN secretary general (12/2/20)
   63. Rewilding Is Not an Exotic Idea (12/2/20)
   64. Nature's ticking time bomb? (12/2020)
   65. San Juan County Commission wants Biden to restore Bears Ears boundaries (12/1/20)
   66. Once-Ignored Promises to Tribes Could Change the Environmental Landscape (12/1/20)
   67. Every Major Bank Has Now Ruled Out Funding Arctic Drilling (12/1/20)
   68. The Forest Service Needs to Diversify (WINTER 2020)
   69. Is it Too Late to Save 'America's Amazon'? (11/30/20)
   70. 'Lost' chameleon rediscovered after a century in hiding. And it's spectacular. (11/30/20)
   71. 'Lost' chameleon rediscovered after a century in hiding. And it's spectacular. (11/30/20)
   72. Glyphosate likely harms nearly all endangered species (11/30/20)
   73. Is it Too Late to Save 'America's Amazon'? (11/30/20)
   74. The key to fighting future pandemics? Old-growth forests, says mushroom guru Paul Stamets (11/30/20)
   75. 'Major Hurdle' Cleared as Youth Activists Advance Historic Climate Case (11/30/20)
   76. 6 Grassroots Activists Win 'Green Nobel Prize' (11/30/20)
   77. Overlooked and unloved: how a global project could unlock the world of parasites (11/29/20)
   78. 9 Environmental Docs To Watch During the Coronavirus Lockdown (11/29/20)
   79. Indian Burning Myth and Realities (11/27/20)
   80. Trees are losing their leaves earlier because of climate change (11/27/20)
   81. Top California air, climate regulator hopes to run Biden EPA (11/27/20)
   82. Pebble Mine Denied Permit in Victory for Tribes, Waterways and Planet (11/27/20)
   83. Large trees in the sub-Himalayan sal forests are important for foraging woodpeckers (11/26/20)
   84. From wildfires to disease, here are the top 5 ways climate change is already hurting your health (11/25/20)
   85. Health and forests suffer as East Africa continues to rely on biomass fuels (11/24/20)
   86. Revealed: Trump officials rush to mine desert haven native tribes consider holy (11/24/20)
   87. Biden names climate statesman John Kerry as climate envoy (11/23/20)
   88. Covid-19 Shutdowns Were Just a Blip in the Upward Trajectory of Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions (11/23/20)
   89. Why is Joe Biden considering this man to help fight the climate crisis? (11/23/20)
   90. We Need a National Institute of Climate Change and Health (11/22/20)
   91. Letter: Logging subsidy (11/22/20)
   92. Forests help curb rural poverty (11/22/20)
   93. From rewilding to forest schools, our attitude to nature is changing for the better (11/21/20)
   94. Microplastics Discovered Near Mount Everest Summit (11/20/20)
   95. Forests support jobs and encourage biodiversity. But they're under threat (11/20/20)
   96. Can California's Cap and Trade Actually Address Environmental Justice? (11/20/20)
   97. Paraguay whistleblowers allege illegal deforestation cover up (11/20/20)
   98. 30 by 30 and the Wildlands of the Northern Rockies (11/19/20)
   99. More national forest logging expected from last-minute environmental rule change (11/19/20)
   100. Young Climate Leaders Launch Mock COP26 To Push for Climate Ambition (11/19/20)
   101. Protections For 400,000 Acres Of Colorado Public Lands Are Closer To Becoming Law, But Roadblocks Remain (11/18/20)
   102. Trump pushes new environmental rollbacks on way out the door (11/18/20)
   103. The Road to 30 (11/17/20)
   104. Op-Ed: A victory for salmon, two tribes and the Klamath River (11/17/20)
   105. Plan to Clearcut Old-Growth Forest, Grizzly and Lynx Habitat in Northwest Montana Challenged (11/17/20)
   106. Why red states want to seize control of the Endangered Species Act (11/17/20)
   107. Climate change bigger threat than COVID: Red Cross (11/17/20)
   108. A Requiem for Glen Canyon (11/17/20)
   109. EDITORIAL: The Old Growth Forest (11/17/20)
   110. 4 dams to be removed from Klamath River under deal signed by states, tribes, PacifiCorp (11/17/20)
   111. Trump officials rush plans to drill in Arctic refuge before Biden inauguration (11/17/20)
   112. How one Bay Area state park benefited from this summer's big fires (11/16/20)
   113. FOREST SERVICE EXPANDS EVERY KID OUTDOORS PROGRAM TO FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADERS THROUGH 2020/2021 SCHOOL YEAR (11/15/20)
   114. Beautiful forests around the world (11/14/20)
   115. Linda Cayot: Lessons From a Life in Conservation (11/14/20)
   116. New Interior order undermines conservation bill Trump campaigned on, critics say (11/13/20)
   117. The Road to 30: Private Land Conservation (11/11/20)
   118. Biden Can Leverage Larger Trends to Make Climate Progress (11/11/20)
   119. California's 5 most wondrous forests, according to "field atlas" author Obi Kaufmann (11/10/20)
   120. PG&E rejects Cal Fire's claim they are wrongly cutting down trees (11/9/20)
   121. The Biggest Environmental Wins and Losses of the 2020 Election (11/9/20)
   122. Scientists discover two new marsupial species in Australia (11/9/20)
   123. The Biggest Environmental Wins and Losses of the 2020 Election (11/9/20)
   124. Coalition Launches Challenge to Federal Wolf Delisting (11/9/20)
   125. Science After Trump: What We Learned and How the Biden Administration Can Build Back (11/9/20)
   126. Biden's First 100 Days: Here's What To Expect (11/9/20)
   127. A dam blocking 348 miles of salmon streams hasn't generated electricity since 1958. But who will take it down? (11/8/20)
   128. 9 Things the Biden Administration Could Do Quickly on the Environment (11/8/20)
   129. Sea sponge helps scientists unravel 700-million-year-old mystery of evolution (11/6/20)
   130. An Indigenous Effort to Return Condors to the Pacific Northwest Nears Its Goal (11/5/20)
   131. Chinese demand and domestic instability are wiping out Senegal's last forests (11/5/20)
   132. Donald Trump's 75–99 Real Attacks On Our Environment (11/3/20)
   133. Despite what the logging industry says, cutting down trees isn't stopping catastrophic wildfires (11/2/20)
   134. Indigenous Alaskans fight back as U.S. strips protections for Tongass National Forest Social Sharing (11/2/20)
   135. Climate crisis breaks open generational rifts in US families (11/2/20)
   136. 5 Things to Know About Plastic Pollution and How to Stop It (11/2020)
   137. Despite What the Logging Industry Says, Cutting Down Trees Isn't Stopping Catastrophic Wildfires (10/31/20)
   138. Despite What the Logging Industry Says, Cutting Down Trees Isn't Stopping Catastrophic Wildfires (10/31/20)
   139. Peruvian Indigenous groups thwart oil drilling in their territory — for now (10/30/20)
   140. Seven Ways the Election Will Shape the Future of Science, Health and the Environment (10/30/20)
   141. Controlling deforestation and wildlife trade could prevent pandemics (10/29/20)
   142. Interior 'propaganda' video and tweets may violate ethics laws, experts say (10/28/20)
   143. Enforcing environmental laws is a key to environmental justice (10/28/20)
   144. TUES: Agreement Ends Dispute Over Owl, Court Rejects GOP Lawsuit On Absentee Ballots, + More (10/27/20)
   145. 7 CRITICAL TIPS TO MASTER FOREST PHOTOGRAPHY (10/27/20)
   146. Medicine not chainsaws: Indonesian clinic keeps villagers and forests healthy (10/27/20)
   147. The largest temperate rainforest on Earth, Alaska's Tongass, cannot be sacrificed (10/27/20)
   148. U.S. Needs National Leadership to Achieve Paris Climate Agreement Goals (10/27/20)
   149. Report Reveals Auto Giants Knew About Car Emissions and Climate Change — in the 1960s (10/27/20)
   150. Key player in war on climate change? The Pentagon (10/26/20)
   151. Revealed: the full extent of Trump's 'meat cleaver' assault on US wilderness (10/26/20)
   152. Land Restoration Can Profoundly Benefit People and the Environment (10/26/20)
   153. Forests as Carbon Preserves (10/26/20)
   154. What's a forest worth? (10/26/20)
   155. Land management in forest and grasslands: How much can we intensify? (10/26/20)
   156. Despite COVID, political divides, conservation can advance: Hansjörg Wyss (10/26/20)
   157. Marmosets trafficked as pets now threaten native species in Atlantic forest (10/26/20)
   158. With Justice Barrett, a Tectonic Court Shift on the Environment (10/26/20)
   159. Do Forests Grow Better With Our Help or Without? (10/25/20)
   160. Republicans want to open pristine Alaska wilderness to logging. It's a tragedy (10/25/20)
   161. What's Going on with William Perry Pendley? (10/23/20)
   162. The secret power of old growth (10/22/20)
   163. Photographer Discovers Bees that Sleep Cuddled Up Together in Flowers (10/22/20)
   164. Norway funds satellite map of world's tropical forests (10/22/20)
   165. We Must Mobilize to Avert a Lonely Earth (10/20/20)
   166. US election 2020: What the results will mean for climate change (10/20/20)
   167. Sound up! Hear a black bear giving a rare vocal performance at Yosemite (10/19/20)
   168. Today's wildfire modeling 'just sucks' for flames fueled by climate change (10/19/20)
   169. What Would A 2nd Trump Term Mean For The Environment? (10/19/20)
   170. Climate change answer disqualifies Barrett for Supreme Cour (10/19/20)
   171. For many climate change finally hits home (10/18/20)
   172. My Turn: Public forests and public welfare (10/18/20)
   173. Living with fire: Officials, environmentalists wrestle with how to best manage forests (10/18/20)
   174. How Should the Media Talk About Climate Change? (10/17/20)
   175. Federal Judge Nullifies Actions Taken by Acting BLM Director (10/16/20)
   176. Earth Just Had Its Hottest September Ever Recorded, NOAA Says (10/16/20)
   177. Groundbreaking study finds 13.3 quadrillion plastic fibers in California's environment (10/16/20)
   178. 'Timber Wars' Podcast To Look At Cultural Divide Over How To Manage Forests (10/16/20)
   179. 2020 Elections Will Determine Which Party Dominates Public Land Debates (10/16/20)
   180. Restoring Farmland Could Drastically Slow Extinctions, Fight Climate Change (10/14/20)
   181. Rewild to mitigate the climate crisis, urge leading scientists (10/14/20)
   182. Podcast: A radio program is helping save critically endangered gorillas in Nigeria (10/14/20)
   183. California Native American tribe has been burning forests for 10,000 years. What can we learn from them? (10/14/20)
   184. The effects of repeated droughts on different kinds of forests (10/13/20)
   185. Point Reyes National Seashore Disrespected Again (10/13/20)
   186. Experts Say It Is Time To Update Fire Suppression Policies (10/13/20)
   187. Boosting Education for Greener Forests (10/12/20)
   188. Dame Georgina Mace obituary (10/12/20)
   189. COVID-19: Forests offer solutions for recovery (10/12/20)
   190. Guatemalan communities defend forest from narcotraffickers: Why that matters to the US (10/12/20)
   191. The post-COVID opportunity for the environment: An interview with the GEF's Carlos Manuel Rodriguez (10/12/20)
   192. Native Knowledge and Practices Can Help Fight West Coast Wildfires (10/12/20)
   193. When the U.S. and China Fight, It Is the Environment That Suffers (10/12/20)
   194. Indonesia is putting business before the environment and that could be disastrous for its rainforests (10/12/20)
   195. Fifth of countries at risk of ecosystem collapse, analysis finds (10/12/20)
   196. 3 Guides to Help You Pick Climate-Focused Candidates This Election 2020 (10/12/20)
   197. Climate Crisis Activist Greta Thunberg Endorses Biden in Rare Political Tweet (10/12/20)
   198. Trump's public lands chief refuses to leave his post despite judge's order (10/10/20)
   199. What's Green, Soggy and Fights Climate Change? (10/9/20)
   200. Netflix's 'David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet' Is The Most Important Documentary Of The Year (10/8/20)
   201. Thinning forests no defence against fires (10/8/20)
   202. Swing and a miss: anticipated October rain evaporates, and more adverse fire weather on horizon (10/8/20)
   203. How Honduras became one of the most dangerous countries to defend natural resources (10/6/20)
   204. A champion has been crowned in Fat Bear Week (10/6/20)
   205. Out on a limb on deforestation (10/6/20)
   206. Why Nature needs to cover politics now more than ever (10/6/20)
   207. Forest degradation outpaces deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon: Study (10/5/20)
   208. Three Scenarios for the Future of Climate Change (10/5/20)
   209. 'Deforestation-free' isn't working: It's time to go forest positive (commentary) (10/5/20)
   210. The climate science behind this year's wildfires and powerful storms (10/4/20)
   211. The best way to restore our forests is to let nature take its course (10/3/20)
   212. Forest Service plan raises concerns about Lynchburg water supply, environment (10/3/20)
   213. Nature got us through lockdown. Here's how it can get us through the next one (10/3/20)
   214. Interior Department Finalizes eBike Regulations For National Parks (10/2/20)
   215. The Grandmother Trees (10/2/20)
   216. Biden Vows to Bar Fossil Fuel Leaders From Transition Team (10/2/20)
   217. A second Trump term would be 'game over' for the climate, says top scientist (10/2/20)
   218. PEER Claims Acting Park Service Director Is Serving Illegally (10/1/20)
   219. Brazilian dry forests are chronically degraded even in non-deforested areas (10/1/20)
   220. After humanity: A timeline of the Earth after we go extinct (10/1/20)
   221. Op-Ed: Don't believe self-serving messengers. Logging will not prevent destructive wildfires (9/29/20)
   222. Invasive jumping worms damage U.S. soil and threaten forests (9/29/20)
   223. For this family, keeping Alaska wild and pristine is a decades-long mission (9/25/20)
   224. Watch: Rare wildlife caught on camera in a remote Liberian rainforest (9/25/20)
   225. Trump administration finalizes plan to open up protected areas of Tongass National Forest to logging (9/25/20)
   226. California passes first-in-nation plastics recycling law (9/25/20)
   227. Federal Judge Ousts Trump's Top Public Lands Chief (9/25/20)
   228. California's Joshua tree could become first to win protections because of climate crisis (9/24/20)
   229. Ocean Heat Waves Are Directly Linked to Climate Change (9/24/20)
   230. TEST YOUR CONTRACEPTION KNOWLEDGE (9/23/20)
   231. Battle begins to save rare redwood forest in Northern California (9/23/20)
   232. 'You don't control the border': Indigenous groups protesting wall construction clash with federal agents (9/23/20)
   233. Leaving forests to regrow naturally 'could be better option than replanting' (9/23/20)
   234. 'They're suffering now': Americans scramble to adapt to daily reality of climate crisis (9/23/20)
   235. Community destruction during extreme wildfires is a home ignition problem (9/21/20)
   236. I lived the climate crisis every day of my childhood. This November, I'll vote on it (9/21/20)
   237. 'Wildfires Are Climate Fires': How to Discuss the Climate Crisis (9/21/20)
   238. Humans Destroyed Intact Ecosystem Land the Size of Mexico in Just 13 Years (9/21/20)
   239. How long until it's too late to save Earth from climate disaster? This clock is counting down. (9/21/20)
   240. Two American Crises: The Parallels Between Climate Change And The Pandemic (9/21/20)
   241. Donald Trump's Campaign Crafted a Careful Climate Message. Trump Ignored It (9/21/20)
   242. Ginsburg left a long environmental legacy (9/19/20)
   243. This Oregon forest was supposed to store carbon for 100 years. Now it's on fire. (9/18/20)
   244. Trump rollbacks could add 1.8 billion tons of greenhouse gas emissions over 15 years: analysis (9/18/20)
   245. Communicating Facts on Wildfire in A Climate Heated Mediascape (9/18/20)
   246. Mapping the 1.6 billion people who live near forests (9/18/20)
   247. This Oregon forest was supposed to store carbon for 100 years. Now it's on fire. (9/18/20)
   248. LOGGING OLD GROWTH FORESTS AS THE WORLD BURNS (9/17/20)
   249. 21 Reasons Why Forests Are Important (9/17/20)
   250. Austrian minister to Trump: No, we do not live in forests (9/17/20)
   251. How wildfires have helped these woodpeckers make a comeback (9/17/20)
   252. Meet the man who told Trump climate change is real (9/17/20)
   253. 21 Reasons Why Forests Are Important (9/17/20)
   254. Our land was taken. But we still hold the knowledge of how to stop mega-fires (9/16/20)
   255. Evergreen needles act as air quality monitors (9/16/20)
   256. America's Top Science Journal Has Had It With Trump (9/16/20)
   257. How Many Plant Species Have Gone Extinct in North America? (9/16/20)
   258. New Climate Maps Show a Transformed United States (9/15/20)
   259. Another Reason National Parks are Vital for Endangered Species (9/15/20)
   260. Scientists Detect Possible Sign of Life on Venus (9/15/20)
   261. Lawsuit Challenges Logging Threat to Endangered Wildlife in Northern California Redwoods (9/15/20)
   262. West Coast Fires: Climate, Forest Management, Lax Rules, Plenty Of Blame To Go Around (9/15/20)
   263. Climate change: Warmth shatters section of Greenland ice shelf (9/14/20)
   264. Biologists warn 'extinction denial' is the latest anti-science conspiracy theory (9/14/20)
   265. States and cities scramble to sue oil companies over climate change (9/14/20)
   266. Fact check: Trump downplays climate change, says California must thin forests. What he got wrong (9/14/20)
   267. Climate clash hits 2020 race as California burns (9/14/20)
   268. Trump baselessly questions climate science during California wildfire briefing (9/14/20)
   269. Indigenous Tribes Are Using Drones to Protect the Amazon (9/13/20)
   270. Column: There's actually a word for the climate change-induced despair you've been feeling (9/13/20)
   271. A Secret Recording Reveals Oil Executives' Private Views on Climate Change (9/12/20)
   272. Sir David Attenborough makes stark warning about species extinction (9/12/20)
   273. Longtime Climate Science Denier Hired At NOAA (9/12/20)
   274. YOU CAN'T STOP EXTINCTIONS BY IGNORING THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE (9/11/20)
   275. As Fires Rage, California Must Stop Building in Burn Zones (9/10/20)
   276. Protecting half of the planet is the best way to fight climate change and biodiversity loss – we've mapped the key places to do it (9/8/20)
   277. Protecting half of the planet is the best way to fight climate change and biodiversity loss – we've mapped the key places to do it (9/8/20)
   278. Keep the "public" in public lands decision-making on national forests (9/8/20)
   279. Tahlequah, Orca Famous for Carrying Her Dead Calf for 17 Days, Gives Birth Again (9/7/20)
   280. 8 national forests in California temporarily closing campgrounds due to fire danger (9/7/20)
   281. 'A risk to firefighters': Trump's drone ban makes it harder to stop wildfires (9/6/20)
   282. California Judge Allows Conservation Groups to Defend Ventura County Wildlife Safeguards from Legal Challenge, National Parks Conservation Association Reports (9/4/20)
   283. Mountain lion baby boom: summer is roaring success as 13 kittens born near LA (9/4/20)
   284. Green groups press for climate focus at presidential debates (9/3/20)
   285. Record-Breaking Heat Poses Wildfire Risk for California This Weekend (9/3/20)
   286. ‘Timber Wars’ episode 6: The backlash (9/22/20)
   287. A Critical Fight for the Rights of Nature (9/1/20)
   288. Discovery of threatened species drives bid to protect Vietnam forest (9/1/20)
   289. Humboldt Martens Receive Long-Awaited Endangered Species Act Protection (9/1/20)
   290. Western Wildfires Will Be a Boon for These Native Species As scary as wildfires are for people living near (8/31/20)
   As scary as wildfires are for people living near (8/31/20)
   291. Biggest Timber Sale in Memory Cancelled in Bitterroot National Forest (8/31/20)
   292. Proposal fast tracks oil development in national forests, green groups say (8/31/20)
   293. Climate Crisis Could Change Permafrost Soil Microbes, With 'Unknown Consequences' for Arctic Ecosystems, Scientists Say (8/31/20)
   294. NATIONAL FORESTS IN CALIFORNIA ARE EXPERIENCING AN INCREASE IN RECREATIONAL USE DUE TO COVID-19 (8/31/20)
   295. Rampant destruction of forests 'will unleash more pandemics' (8/30/20)
   296. Soulé's Last Warning: We'll Never 'Develop Our Way' To Better Conservation Outcomes (8/30/20)
   297. Soulé's Last Warning: We'll Never 'Develop Our Way' To Better Conservation Outcomes (8/30/20)
   298. What Climate Change Does to the Human Body (8/29/20)
   299. Sorry Sonny: National Forests Are Not Crops (8/29/20)
   300. Calpella area residents protest Mendocino Forest Products pellet plant (8/28/20)
   301. The future of climate change is here, scientist warns (8/28/20)
   302. Logging doesn't prevent wildfires (8/28/20)
   303. The bold plan that could save South Africa's leopards (8/26/20)
   304. 2003 Humboldt fire shows old-growth redwoods are capable of surviving fire (8/26/20)
   305. Hidden webs of fungi protect some forests from drought—but leave others vulnerable (8/26/20)
   306. New Species of Forest Frog Discovered in Philippines (8/24/20)
   307. California fires: Burned redwoods at Big Basin, other parks will recover soon, experts say (8/24/20)
   308. Global forest restoration and the importance of empowering local communities (8/24/20)
   309. Why Does California Have So Many Wildfires? (8/21/20)
   310. The climate crisis has already arrived. Just look to California's abnormal wildfires (8/21/20)
   311. How do we save charisma-challenged species? Start with a story (8/20/20)
   312. Wolverines spotted at Mount Rainier National Park for the first time in over 100 years (8/20/20)
   313. In tiny Estonia, a fraught debate: What are forests for? (8/19/20)
   314. Mangroves Could Help Save Us From Climate Change. Climate Change Is Killing Mangroves. (8/19/20)
   315. Healing Nature's Wounds (8/18/20)
   316. 'Monuments to Colonialism:' With Klamath Dam Removal at an Impasse, Huffman Calls Congressional Forum (8/17/20)
   317. Climate crisis or 'hoax': Where Biden and Trump stand on environmental policy (8/17/20)
   318. Eastside Forest Scam: the Proposed Removal of the 21-Inch Rule (8/17/20)
   319. How climate change could expose new epidemics (8/16/20)
   320. How climate change could expose new epidemics (8/16/20)
   321. Climate change: Greenland's ice sheet has melted past the point of no return (8/15/20)
   322. Science has a new tool in the fight against climate change: good data (8/15/20)
   323. 5 Things You Might Not Know About Forests – But Should (8/15/20)
   324. Zombie Legislation: the Latest Misguided Wildfire Bill (8/14/20)
   325. For Species That Rely on Wind, Climate Change Won't Be a Breeze (8/14/20)
   326. Dangerously intense, prolonged, and humid heatwave for most of California (8/14/20)
   327. Bald eagle shows air superiority, sends drone into lake (8/13/20)
   328. California's Red Salmon Complex of Fires Imaged by NASA's Aqua Satellite (8/13/20)
   329. Trump rolls back methane climate standards for oil and gas industry (8/13/20)
   330. 'Majestic, stunning, intriguing and bizarre': New Guinea has 13,634 species of plants, and these are some of our favourites (8/12/20)
   331. In the fight against biodiversity loss, connectivity is key (8/12/20)
   332. Eagles And Mockingbirds Catch A Break As Judge Strikes Down Trump Bird Opinion (8/12/20)
   333. 'As the tundra burns, we cannot afford climate silence': a letter from the Arctic (8/11/20)
   334. Study reveals how lichens stayed together, split up, swapped partners, and changed form over 250 million years (8/11/20)
   335. Pandemic Galvanizes Money Managers Who See Climate Changes as Next Global Financial Crisis (8/10/20)
   336. Save The Whales. Save The Tigers. Save The Tapeworms? (8/10/20)
   337. Don't Credit the G.O.P. on Climate Change Just Yet (8/10/20)
   338. Big Tech Companies are Making Climate Change Commitments, but Are They Actually Impactful? (8/10/20)
   339. Canada's Last Intact Ice Shelf the Size of Manhattan Collapses Due to Global Warming (8/10/20)
   340. New global study shows 'best of the last' tropical forests urgently need protection (8/10/20)
   341. When We Destroy Forests, We Lose Millennia of Data Chronicling Earth, Human History (8/9/20)
   342. How Ed Pulaski saved 40 men in August 1910, during the largest forest fire in U.S. history (8/9/20)
   343. Earth Is Warning Us We Must Change. Will We Listen? (8/9/20)
   344. When We Destroy Forests, We Lose Millennia of Data Chronicling Earth, Human History (8/9/20)
   345. National forests packed: Here are some outdoor tips for restless visitors (8/9/20)
   346. India plans to fell ancient forest to create 40 new coalfields (8/8/20)
   347. Why I stand for my tribe's forest: It gives us food, culture, and life (commentary) (8/8/20)
   348. 5 lessons from the pandemic to tackle the climate crisis (8/7/20)
   349. The Road to 30 (8/6/20)
   350. How can anyone be proud of killing such magnificent creatures, asks leading primatologist Jane Goodall. (8/6/20)
   351. Climate Change Could Cause More Annual Deaths Than Infectious Disease by 2100 (8/6/20)
   352. Beaver families win legal 'right to remain' (8/6/20)
   353. 'It's like Days of Our Lives': Australia's live wildlife cams spark obsessive viewership (8/5/20)
   354. How a public institute in Oregon became a de facto lobbying arm of the timber industry (8/4/20)
   355. Court Sides With EPIC, Says Post-Fire Mendocino Forests Can't Be Logged as Part of 'Road Maintenance' (8/4/20)
   356. Say hello to Madagascar's newest mouse lemur, a pint-sized primate (8/3/20)
   357. Everyone Loves The Chat Box: How Climate Science Moved Online (8/3/20)
   358. Why are some endangered species ignored? (8/3/20)
   359. UK forests to transmit data to ring the alarm on climate change (8/3/20)
   360. It's Time for American Leaders to Wake Up to the Threat of Climate Change for the Good of the Planet and Business (8/3/20)
   361. 'There's still a choice': New Zealand's melting glaciers show the human fingerprints of climate change (8/3/20)
   362. Giant panda conservation is failing to revive the wider ecosystem – new study (8/3/20)
   363. Apple Fire Forces 7,800 to Seek Shelter in Coronavirus-Ravaged California (8/3/20)
   364. Trump Administration Rule Proposal Would Further Undermine Endangered Species Act (8/2/20)
   365. Human-made Linkages (8/2020)
   366. Amid Pine Mountain's ancient trees, a forest 'thinning' project triggers protests (8/1/20)
   367. US officials seek limits on the definition of 'habitat' for imperiled species (7/31/20)
   368. Climate change and COVID-19: The denial playbook is the same (7/31/20)
   369. Migratory freshwater fish in peril as report shows population plunge (7/30/20)
   370. This SLO County snail could slither off U.S. endangered species list. Here's why (7/30/20)
   371. The Two Tigers That Make the Case for India to Protect Its Wildlife Corridors (7/30/20)
   372. Endangered species get a huge bump when private lands are brought into the conservation mix (7/29/20)
   373. Northern California Esselen tribe regains ancestral land after 250 years (7/28/20)
   374. We are entering an era of pandemics – it will end only when we protect the rainforest (7/28/20)
   375. Believe It Or Not, Forests Migrate — But Not Fast Enough For Climate Change (7/28/20)
   376. Revealed: oil giants help fund powerful police groups in top US cities (7/27/20)
   377. A protest against one racial inequity – tree deserts (7/27/20)
   378. The Next Election Is About the Next 10,000 Years (7/27/20)
   379. This country regrew its lost forest. Can the world learn from it? (7/27/20)
   380. Forest Service offers tips to stay safe in national forests this summer (7/27/20)
   381. How the global climate fight could be lost if Trump is re-elected (7/27/20)
   382. Argentina ready to launch satellite to monitor logging of native forests mainly in Chaco (7/27/20)
   383. Pristine environments offer a window to our cloudy past (7/27/20)
   384. WHY IT IS TIME FOR A “CALFIRE DIVORCE”: THE CASE FOR ESTABLISHING AN INDEPENDENT FOREST AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AGENCY TO SECURE HEALTHY FORESTS IN CALIFORNIA (7/27/20)
   385. Return of the California condor to Sequoia National Park signals another Endangered Species Act success (7/26/20)
   386. The sisters regrowing forests helped by their dogs (7/26/20)
   387. Huge black bear spotted relaxing in a pool is one big summer mood (7/25/20)
   388. What Happens When a Pandemic Meets a Heat Wave (7/24/20)
   389. Siberian heatwave: Wildfires rage in Arctic, sea ice melts (7/24/20)
   390. Playing with fire: How a history of mining, suppression and climate change has fueled a new generation of wildfires (7/24/20)
   391. Spiderwebs gather DNA that can help us monitor insects in forests (7/24/20)
   392. Photos show scale of massive fires tearing through Siberian forests (7/23/20)
   393. We discovered a new species, but war means it may now remain hidden forever (7/23/20)
   394. Enthusiasm over the environment is down — we must stay vigilant (7/22/20)
   395. California's only known wolf pack gets bigger with 8 pups (7/22/20)
   396. New ant species discovered (7/21/20)
   397. An abandoned British island reclaimed by nature (7/21/20)
   398. Sharp Decline of Popular Seafood Species Around the World (7/21/20)
   399. Forest Service Reminds Visitors of State-Wide Campfire Restrictions (7/21/20)
   400. The Elwha's steelhead rise from the ashes (7/20/20)
   401. By Degrees: How Forests Can Improve Health And Slow Climate Change (7/20/20)
   402. Forests can help reshape 'dysfunctional' global food system, scientists say (7/20/20)
   403. Genetically engineered trees do not belong in our forests (7/19/20)
   404. 'Resounding' Win for Public Health and Climate as Judge Blocks Trump Attempt to Gut Methane Restrictions (7/18/20)
   405. Sounding the alarm about illegal logging? There’s an app for that (7/17/20)
   406. Our national forests need protection — and Congress can help (7/16/20)
   407. Feds Deal Blow To Klamath Dam Removal Plan (7/16/20)
   408. The 8 Most Endangered National Parks (7/15/20)
   409. Incredible condor soared for 100 miles without flapping its wings (7/14/20)
   410. The woman building the forest corridors saving Brazil's black lion tamarin (7/14/20)
   411. The U.N.'s grand plan to save forests hasn't worked, but some still believe it can (7/14/20)
   412. New models show how species will be relocated by climate change (7/13/20)
   413. Death Valley sets record for planet's hottest temperature in years — and the heat wave is forecast to spread (7/13/20)
   414. Huey Johnson, longtime environmental savior from Mill Valley, dies at 87 (7/13/20)
   415. Don't despair: use the pandemic as a springboard to environmental action (7/11/20)
   416. Retailers nix coconut milk from Thai suppliers that use monkey labor (7/9/20)
   417. Back on the List: A Big Win for Yellowtone Grizzlies and the Endangered Species Act, a Big Loss for Trump and Its Enemies (7/9/20)
   418. More ecosystem engineers create stability, preventing extinctions (7/3/20)
   419. The pick of the world's best flora and fauna photos, including a hatching crocodile and Mexican grey wolf cubs (7/3/20)
   420. Democrat asks Barr to preserve any records tied to environmental hacking probe (7/3/20)
   421. Conservation Groups Sue Trump Administration to Halt Massive Logging in Steelhead Critical Habitat (7/2/20)
   422. In 'Conservation Disaster,' Hundreds of Botswana's Elephants Are Dying From Mysterious Cause (7/2/20)
   423. A 'Viral' New Bird Song in Canada Is Causing Sparrows to Change Their Tune (7/2/20)
   424. Warming temperatures threaten hundreds of fish species the world relies on, study finds (7/2/20)
   425. Breaking news: U.S. House passes major infrastructure package with key provisions for wildlife corridors, horse transport (7/1/20)
   426. Wildlife corridors would reduce vehicle collisions with animals | Letter (7/1/20)
   427. Once endangered nene now growing in numbers (7/1/20)
   428. 'If we don't buy, they don't die': Tackling the global demand that's driving the illegal wildlife trade (7/1/20)
   429. House approves $1.5T green infrastructure plan (7/1/20)
   430. Landmark Bipartisan Legislation to Protect Wildlife Corridors Passes the U.S. House of Representatives (7/1/20)
   431. Smooth Handfish Extinction Marks a Sad Milestone (7/1/20)
   432. DRAFT TENMILE CREEK WATERSHED CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION ACTION PLAN RELEASED TO PUBLIC (6/30/20)
   433. Democrats unveil sweeping plan to tackle climate change (6/30/20)
   434. 'Gutted' Interior agency moves out West with top posts unfilled (6/30/20)
   435. Animal Migrations Track Climate Change (6/29/20)
   436. Koalas will be driven to extinction before 2050 in NSW, major inquiry finds (6/29/20)
   437. Wildlife smuggler caught in Kathmandu after 15 years (6/29/20)
   438. Gold mining restricts Amazon rainforest recovery (6/29/20)
   439. Moving firewood can damage trees and forests (6/29/20)
   440. Fireworks and forests don't mix (6/29/20)
   441. St. Helena City Council declares Phase I water emergency (6/27/20)
   442. St. Helena City Council awards $3.2 million contract for York Creek dam removal (6/27/20)
   443. 18 New Species of Aquatic Beetle in South America Discovered by Undergraduate Student (6/26/20)
   444. Old pine trees witness the rewilding in Mediterranean mountain forests in consequence of late-medieval pandemics (6/26/20)
   445. The secretive government agency planting 'cyanide bombs' across the US (6/26/20)
   446. Forests are a solution to climate change. They're also vulnerable to it (6/25/20)
   447. In Madagascar's dry forests, COVID-19 sparks an intense, early fire season (6/25/20)
   448. Open letter to CAL Fire from Mendocino Trail Stewards (6/24/20)
   449. the path to success is actually a wildlife corridor (6/24/20)
   450. NSW scraps plan that could open protected forests to logging (6/23/20)
   451. Human Impact on Wildlife Revealed by COVID-19 Lockdown (6/23/20)
   452. Australian Mouse Feared Extinct After Fires Found Alive (6/23/20)
   453. Researchers Call for Rare Tree's Conservation — Decades After Its Declared Extinction (6/22/20)
   454. The silent extinction: Less than 100,000 giraffes left in the wild (6/22/20)
   455. U.S. Supreme Court Refuses to Hear 18-Year-Old Klamath Water Rights Case, Upholding Tribal Primacy (6/22/20)
   456. Forests can be risky climate investments to offset greenhouse gas emissions, say NAU scientists (6/19/20)
   457. Trump Administration Abandons Hammond Ranches Appeal in Reprieve for Oregon Wildlife, Public Lands (6/19/20)
   458. A controversial Russian theory claims forests don't just make rain—they make wind (6/18/20)
   459. (6/18/20)
   460. Trump is about to land his 200th judge, a lasting legacy poised to reshape U.S. law (6/18/20)
   461. Democrats call for removal of Interior official after ethics investigations (6/17/20)
   462. Outdoor Rec Just Got Its Own Stimulus Bill (6/17/20)
   463. Reverse land use change to prevent zoonoses like COVID-19: UNCCD (6/16/20)
   464. Fighting Poverty Can Also Fight Deforestation, New Study Finds (6/16/20)
   465. Justice for the Blackfeet Nation as federal court rules in favor of protecting Badger-Two (6/16/20)
   466. SEVENTY-FIVE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PROJECTS YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE TO ONLINE (6/15/20)
   467. Birds and other animals may see colours that we cannot even imagine (6/15/20)
   468. Poachers Arrested for Killing Endangered Silverback Gorilla (6/15/20)
   469. A War Against Climate Science, Waged by Washington's Rank and File (6/15/20)
   470. Why Does the National Park Service Have a SWAT Force? (6/15/20)
   471. Inside Ethiopia's Endangered Wild-Coffee Forests (6/15/20)
   472. Group targeting environmental racism relaunches amid disparities in coronavirus impact (6/15/20)
   473. Researchers Argue That Earth Is In The Midst Of A Modern, Human-Made, Sixth Extinction (6/14/20)
   474. Unilever's New Climate Plan Puts Carbon Labels on 70,000 Products (6/14/20)
   475. Forest Loss Increased in 2019 to Third-Largest This Century (6/13/20)
   476. In time of crises, lands bill gives Senate a chance to unite (6/13/20)
   477. Protecting Insect Habitats Is Saving Multitudes (6/12/20)
   478. Feds: Expect More Bird Deaths and Endangered Species Under New Rule (6/12/20)
   479. U.S. unveils vision for more development in national forests (6/12/20)
   480. "Two different realities": Why America needs environmental justice (6/12/20)
   481. POPULATION AND THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (6/11/20)
   482. Revealed: more than 1,000 metric tons of microplastics rain down on US parks and wilderness (6/11/20)
   483. Return of the otter: How reintroduced predators benefit ecosystems (6/11/20)
   484. Investors Want Companies to Disclose Environmental Risk (6/11/20)
   485. Trump Is Bragging to Voters About His Environmental Record. You Read That Right. (6/11/20)
   486. For Indigenous Protesters, Defending the Environment Can Be Fatal (6/11/20)
   487. The disease pyramid: Environment, pathogen, individual and microbiome (6/11/20)
   488. Napa County taps citizens to plan groundwater sustainability plan (6/11/20)
   489. Trump's biggest weakness? The environment, polls show (6/11/20)
   490. Falls City is an Oregon town built by the timber industry. (6/11/20)
   491. US ranks 24th in the world on environmental performance (6/10/20)
   492. Scientists conclude B.C.'s count of old-growth forest greatly overestimated (6/9/20)
   493. Scientists lament 'Humpty Dumpty' effect on world's spectacular, rare wildlife (6/9/20)
   494. Interior move keeping controversial acting leaders in office faces legal scrutiny (6/9/20)
   495. 'She still lives!' Famed Yellowstone bear emerges from winter – with cubs (6/9/20)
   496. Mass species extinctions are accelerating. Humans must act now, MoBOT chief says (6/9/20)
   497. Elimination of Mexican Gray Wolf Pack a Blow to Conservation Efforts (6/9/20)
   498. White House faces suit on order lifting endangered species protections (6/9/20)
   499. Forest Service to Expedite Logging and Habitat Clearance in Proposed Wilderness on Pine Mountain (6/9/20)
   500. ‘Megadrought’ and ‘Aridification’ — Understanding the New Language of a Warming World (6/8/20)
   501. 'Megadrought' and 'Aridification' — Understanding the New Language of a Warming World (6/8/20)
   502. 'Megadrought' and 'Aridification' — Understanding the New Language of a Warming World (6/8/20)
   503. There's a Much Better Way to Create Forest Jobs Than Ron Wyden's Big Timber Welfare Act, Pass NREPA Instead (6/8/20)
   504. The World's Forests Are Valued At Up To $150 Trillion--But Decisive Action Is Needed To Prevent 30% Value Loss By 2050 (6/8/20)
   505. Protect trees and forests from invasive species; don't move firewood (6/8/20)
   506. These 5 countries are home to more than half the world's forests (6/8/20)
   507. Weatherwatch: how forests protect species from global heating (6/8/20)
   508. Trump declared pandemic 'over,' then used it to justify eliminating environmental and safety rules (6/6/20)
   509. Black Birders Call Out Racism, Say Nature Should Be for Everyone (6/5/20)
   510. The world must seize this opportunity to meet the climate challenge (6/5/20)
   511. EASING OUR IMPACT ON BIODIVERSITY AND NATURE (6/4/20)
   512. Rising sea levels could wipe out mangroves by 2050 (6/4/20)
   513. Back from extinction: a world first effort to return threatened pangolins to the wild (6/4/20)
   514. Wallace Stegner and the Conflicted Soul of the West (6/3/20)
   515. Who killed Berta Cáceres? Behind the brutal murder of an environment crusader (6/2/20)
   516. Going in the Wrong Direction': More Tropical Forest Loss in 2019 (6/2/20)
   517. Scientists say they have found the cleanest air on Earth (6/2/20)
   518. Monarch Butterflies, Milkweed, and the Endangered Species List (5/31/20)
   519. The Trump Presidency Is the Worst Ever for Public Lands (5/29/20)
   520. Newly Discovered Pygmy Seahorse Species Is the Size of a Fingernail (5/29/20)
   521. Interior watchdog: Agency official pressed EPA to hire relative (5/29/20)
   522. Newsom's environmental budget cuts escalate tensions with state activists (5/29/20)
   523. Climate Change And Deforestation Mean Earth's Trees Are Younger And Shorter (5/29/20)
   524. Carrizo Plain National Monument approved for oil drilling by Federal Bureau of Land Management (5/28/20)
   525. Loggers attack Brazilian environmental official in Amazon; Bolsonaro silent (5/27/20)
   526. 'Billions of years of evolutionary history' under threat (5/26/20)
   527. Bureau of Land Management leaders have lost their way (5/26/20)
   528. 25 Edible Wild Plants To Forage For In Early Spring (5/25/20)
   529. Population of world's strangest plant threatened by climate change (5/21/20)
   530. Coho Habitat Restoration Means Coastal Jobs (5/21/20)
   531. 'We've never seen this': wildlife thrives in closed US national parks (5/21/20)
   532. The Top 10 Ocean Biodiversity Hotspots to Protect (5/21/20)
   533. A UN report says Earth faces 'unprecedented' threat to biodiversity (5/20/20)
   534. Judge OKs suit by California, other states over lessened protections for endangered species (5/18/20)
   535. Scientists warn U.S. Congress against declaring biomass burning carbon neutral (5/13/20)
   536. Endangered Jaguar at Crux of New Border-Wall Fight (5/12/20)
   537. Burning wood is not a solution to climate change (5/5/20)
   538. Scientists Discover Highest Concentration of Deep-Sea Microplastics to Date (5/1/20)
   539. Tiger survival threatened by mass road-building in precious habitats (4/29/20)
   540. Campaigners call for transparency in Myanmar timber trade after 850 tons of wood seized (4/28/20)
   541. Timber from unsustainable logging allegedly being sold in EU as ethical (3/23/20)
   542. The Top 10 Ocean Biodiversity Hotspots to Protect (3/21/20)
   543. Amid climate crisis, a proposal to save Washington state forests for carbon storage, not logging (3/21/20)
   544. Trees Are Aware of Their Neighbors and Give Them Room (3/19/20)
   545. MEET THE ECOLOGIST WHO WANTS YOU TO UNLEASH THE WILD ON YOUR BACKYARD (3/19/2020)
   546. THE LOST COLONY (3/19/20)
   547. Beat the COVID-19 Blues With These Wildlife and Nature Livecams (3/14/20)
   548. Here's why the Land and Water Conservation Fund is good for all Americans (3/13/20)
   549. STATEMENT: DOGWOOD ALLIANCE RESPONSE TO THE TRILLION TREES ACT (3/5/20)
   550. These 10 National Parks Wouldn't Exist Without Women (3/1/20)
   551. 'It's in our DNA': tiny Costa Rica wants the world to take giant climate step (2/22/20)
   552. Green Diamond Resource Company to log trees up to 72" dbh SE of Arcata, CA and Highway 299. (2/29/20)
   553. Harriet Tubman, an Unsung Naturalist, Used Owl Calls as a Signal on the Underground Railroad (2/25/20)
   554. Could a California Law Help Save America's Public Lands Throughout the West? (2/25/20)
   555. Montana voices: We can fireproof our homes, but not our forests (2/25/20)
   556. reta Thunberg Meeting Malala Yousafzai Is Exactly What We Needed (2/25/20)
   557. This is not a forest (2/21/20)
   558. Revealed: The carbon offsetting 'Wild West' (2/21/20)
   559. Revealed: quarter of all tweets about climate crisis produced by bots (2/21/20)
   560. How Much Longer Will Wild Coho Hang on in the Golden State? (2/20/20)
   561. Green groups plan to sue over Trump rollback of Obama waterway protections (2/18/20)
   562. CDFW to Host Public Meeting on Ocean Salmon Fisheries (2/18/20)
   563. No one at the helm of America's national parks (2/17/20)
   564. Beavers cut flooding and pollution and boost wildlife populations (2/17/20)
   565. TO SAVE OUR CLIMATE WE NEED TALLER TREES NOT TALLER WOODEN BUILDINGS (2/14/20)
   566. Pale Blue Dot at 30: Voyager 1's iconic photo of Earth from space reveals our place in the universe (2/14/20)
   567. Incoming EPA Official Believes Burning More Fossil Fuel Will Fix Climate Change (2/14/20)
   568. Bear Grub Timber Sale: Save the East Applegate Ridge Trail from logging! (2/14/20)
   569. GOP's Trillion Tree Bill To Subsidize Logging Is Sponsored By Rep Funded By Logging Industry (2/13/20)
   570. Trump Admin Sued to Halt Key Environmental Law Changes (2/13/20)
   571. Monsanto cancer case pits federal product label against California law (2/12/20)
   572. Trump 'turns back the clock' by luring drilling companies to pristine lands (2/12/20)
   573. Bureau of Land Management director's deference to 'constitutionalists' creates chaos in the West (2/11/20)
   574. NEPA battle pits Colorado leaders, residents against industry backers of Trump push for faster environmental reviews (2/11/20)
   575. EPA names former PG&E attorney to head West Coast office (2/11/20)
   576. Push to scale back US environmental law draws ire at hearing (2/11/20)
   577. In Focus: Proposed Highland National Park (2/10/20)
   578. Environmentalists And Timber Industry Reach Agreement On Forests, Avoiding Oregon Ballot Fights (2/10/20)
   579. 10 Great East Coast Fisheries That No Longer Exist (2/10/20)
   580. Conserving and restoring forests won't be cheap and easy after all (2/10/20)
   581. DeGette and McCarthy: Trump wants to gut NEPA and take away your voice when the feds threaten the environment (2/10/20)
   582. 4 endangered mountain gorillas killed by lightning strike in Uganda, conservation groups say (2/10/20)
   583. Trump administration withholding over $800m in clean energy funding (2/7/20)
   584. Top EPA official in California says firing was '100% personal' (2/6/20)
   585. Green Diamond Resource Company to clearcut log SE of Crescent City, CA. (2/6/20)
   586. The world's oceans are speeding up — another mega-scale consequence of climate change (2/5/20)
   587. Ninth Circuit to decide whether pollution cases go to California or federal courts (2/5/20)
   588. Look Who's Moving Under the Highway (2/4/20)
   589. As forests burn around the world, drinking water is at risk (2/4/20)
   590. BLM weighs cutting environmental review when crafting public lands plans (2/4/20)
   591. These Endangered Plants Could Disappear From Each U.S. State (2/3/20)
   592. Where America's Climate Migrants Will Go As Sea Level Rises (2/3/20)
   593. Success of Microsoft's 'moonshot' climate pledge hinges on forest conservation (2/3/20)
   594. Koala 'massacre': scores of animals found dead or injured after plantation logging (2/3/20)
   595. Humboldt Redwood Company's Security Team Charged in Humboldt County Superior Court (2/3/20)
   596. Trump's Latest EPA Rollback Lets Polluters Spew More Lead, Arsenic, Mercury (2/2/20)
   597. Restore Drake's Estero in Point Reyes National Park (2/2020)
   598. Pinyon and juniper woodlands define the West. Why is the BLM turning them to mulch? (1/30/20)
   599. Trump Administration Moves to Relax Rules Against Killing Birds (1/30/20)
   600. Homero Gómez González, Mexico's monarch butterfly defender, found dead (1/29/20)
   601. States shouldn't enable Trump's cruel shift on migratory bird protection (1/29/20)
   602. The issues with young, industrial forests (1/28/20)
   603. Activists stand against Forest Service (1/28/20)
   604. DOI Is Speeding Harm to Lands Before Election Day (1/28/20)
   605. Tropical forests losing ability to absorb CO2, study says (1/27/20)
   606. FOREST SERVICE PAYING TIMBER INDUSTRY TO PICK WHICH TREES IT WANTS IN ALASKA'S TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST (1/27/20)
   607. Observe the BLM's displacement (1/27/20)
   608. A rewilding triumph: wolves help to reverse Yellowstone degradation (1/25/20)
   609. 'Blatant manipulation': Trump administration exploited wildfire science to promote logging (1/24/20)
   610. Ancient Bat Guano Reveals Thousands of Years of Human Impact on the Environment (1/23/20)
   611. Forest monitoring gets a boost from Japanese space agency data (1/23/20)
   612. Subsistence farming topples forests near commercial operations in Congo (1/23/20)
   613. The wood life: my four days immersed in Latvia's forests (1/23/20)
   614. Trump weakened environmental laws after BP lobbying (1/23/20)
   615. Risking my life to protect Congo's rainforest In 1996 the Democratic Repub (1/22/20)
   616. Federal study links climate change, giant sequoia deaths (1/22/20)
   617. Stanford researchers study fungal diversity and its relationship to the future of forests (1/22/20)
   618. Trump Says U.S. Will Join 1 Trillion Trees Initiative, While Ignoring the Root of the Problem and Attacking Climate Activists (1/22/20)
   619. The Solution To The Climate Crisis Is Rewilding (1/22/20)
   620. Conservation and Restoration of Ten Mile Creek Discussed in Laytonville (1/22/20)
   621. Why Aren't More Backcountry Foods Packaged Sustainably? (1/21/20)
   622. Trump hails 1tn trees plan but ignores roots of problem (1/21/20)
   623. Why collective action is the key to saving our forests (1/20/20)
   624. California's trees could shift as global warming forces birds to move out (1/20/20)
   625. New Forests Planted Near Rivers Could Use up All the Water, Study Finds (1/20/20)
   626. Toward an equitable future for all specie (1/17/20)
   627. Disappointing numbers for annual coho salmon run in western Marin County (1/17/20)
   628. I lost my home in the South Coast bushfires. Here's what I'd like to say to the PM (1/17/20)
   629. Court — with regrets — knocks down youths' lawsuit on climate change (1/17/20)
   630. TRUMP IS THREATENING AMERICA'S CORNERSTONE OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW TO ALLOW FOR BACKROOM DEALS (1/17/20)
   631. Trump Dooms the Future by Gutting the National Environmental Policy Act (1/16/20)
   632. David Attenborough Warns We Have Reached "Moment of Crisis" on Global Warming (1/16/20)
   633. Indigenous lands hold 36% or more of remaining intact forest landscapes (1/16/20)
   634. Lighting industry withdraws challenge to California's new bulb efficiency standards (1/15/20)
   635. How trees make rain (1/15/20)
   636. (1/15/20)
   637. Homeowner Films Rare Video Showing 5 Mountain Lions Together (1/15/20)
   638. Climate emergency: 2019 was second hottest year on record (1/15/20)
   639. Incredible, secret firefighting mission saves famous 'dinosaur trees' (1/15/20)
   640. William Pendley Should Not Be Acting Administrator of the Bureau of Land Management (1/14/20)
   641. 15 Astounding Facts About Trees (1/14/20)
   642. 15 Astounding Facts About Trees (1/14/20)
   643. Ex-lobbyist used Trump agriculture job to boost industry allies, emails reveal (1/14/20)
   644. KMUD Environment Show with Forests Forever Executive Director, Paul Hughes and Advocate Richard Gienger (1/14/20)
   645. Sex machine: prolific Galápagos tortoise saves his species (1/13/20)
   646. 8 things everyone should know about Australia's wildfire disaster (1/13/20)
   647. New Zealand schools to teach students about climate crisis, activism and 'eco anxiety' (1/12/20)
   648. Tipping Point Identified for Deforestation That Leads to Rapid Forest Loss (1/12/20)
   649. More than carbon: securing clean water by protecting forests (1/12/20)
   650. First California mountain lion killed under state's new depredation law (1/11/20)
   651. Australia fires: Plants photographed regrowing in ashes (1/11/20)
   652. Wilderness for Ranchers: the Bad Owyhee Wilderness Bill (1/10/20)
   653. Activists seek purge after Indonesia court rules forest plantations illegal (1/10/20)
   654. Trump Admits Climate Change Is 'Not a Hoax' After Proposing Rollback of Environmental Law (1/9/20)
   655. California has protections against Trump rollback of environmental rules (1/9/20)
   656. Chico Mendes: The Brazilian environmental activist killed for trying to save the Amazon (1/8/20)
   657. Sierra Nevada red fox may get endangered species protections (1/8/20)
   658. Fires, storms and floods cost $150 billion in 2019. More disasters are on the way (1/8/20)
   659. Thousands of Aussies Are Heartened by Photos of Charred Landscapes Already Recovering From Bushfires (1/8/20)
   660. In Australia's Burning Forests, Signs We've Passed a Global Warming Tipping Point (1/8/20)
   661. California's Salmon Barely Survived the 20th Century, (But Will They Vanish Before the Next One?) (1/8/20)
   662. New climate change initiative unveiled in Sacramento has far to go (1/6/20)
   663. Australia's Fires Through a Californian's Eyes (1/6/20)
   664. The Faces of Extinction: The Species We Lost in 2019 (1/6/20)
   665. Oregon Clearcuts Endanger Salmon Even More Than You Think (1/6/20)
   666. Most of 11m trees planted in Turkish project 'may be dead' (1/5/20)
   667. Human-caused ignitions spark California's worst wildfires but get little state focus (1/5/20)
   668. Members of Congress Own Up to $93 Million in Fossil Fuel Stocks (1/3/20)
   669. Trump Rule Would Exclude Climate Change in Infrastructure Planning (1/3/20)
   670. Biodiverse Forests Better at Storing Carbon for Long Periods, Says Study (1/3/20)
   671. Backlog of toxic Superfund clean-ups grows under Trump (1/2/20)
   672. Interior secretary extends the tenure of federal lands chief — without a presidential nomination (1/2/19)
   673. Ruling allows California to start enforcing efficiency standards for light bulbs (1/2/20)
   674. Giant Ngāwhā swamp kauri log dated to 40,500 years old (1/1/20)
   675. A voice from the forest in the corporate boardroom (1/1/20)
   676. Cities, counties, and states commit to 100% renewables, which ought to be our national goal (1/1/20)
5. 2019
   1. If you're like me, you have more to thank the Land and Water Conservation Fund for than you probably thought (12/30/19)
   2. Fires and Flood Cap Off a Decade of U.S. Disasters (12/30/19)
   3. From No Sense of Wild to a Need to Rewild North America (12/29/19)
   4. Our Cherished Rivers Are Under Threat (12/29/19)
   5. Atlantic Ocean's First Marine Monument Survives Court Challenge (12/27/19)
   6. Red wolves court battle reignites as governor urges action (12/26/19)
   7. A Trump Policy 'Clarification' All but Ends Punishment for Bird Deaths (12/26/19)
   8. We Might Not Be Planting the Right Kinds of Forests (12/25/19)
   9. Reindeer near Santa's hometown need help to survive a warming climate (12/24/19)
   10. Natural gas industry's $1 million PR campaign sets up fight over Northwest's energy future (12/22/19)
   11. No Grazing Permits for Trump-Pardoned Arsonists, Judge Rules (12/20/19)
   12. Nature Deserves Legal Rights—and the Power to Fight Back (12/17/19)
   13. California Joins Fight To Protect Tongass Forest (12/16/19)
   14. California coastal waters rising in acidity at alarming rate, study finds (12/16/19)
   15. Environmental groups blast draft agreements as UN climate talks deadlock (12/14/19)
   16. Living, Plantable Christmas Trees Reforest, Rather than Deforest (12/14/19)
   17. Experts Say The Magna Carta Of American Environmental Law Is Under Siege (12/12/19)
   18. A new generation of wildlife documentaries are confronting the climate emergency (12/12/19)
   19. The Stealth Plan to Erode Public Control of Public Lands (12/12/19)
   20. Interior Official Broke Ethics Rules, Government Watchdog Concludes (12/10/19)
   21. THIS WAS THE DECADE CLIMATE CHANGE SLAPPED US IN THE FACE (12/10/19)
   22. Trump aide had blueprint to unravel climate science (12/10/19)
   23. Salmon jumping spectacle in Marin draws thousands of viewers (12/10/19)
   24. Researchers find some forests crucial for climate change mitigation, biodiversity (12/9/19)
   25. Not logging some Northwest forests could mitigate climate change, OSU study says (12/9/19)
   26. Could the Pentagon Be a Climate Change Leader? (12/8/19)
   27. Opinion: Endangered species laws can't resolve California water fight (12/8/19)
   28. Minister: Brazil can't stop deforestation without help (12/8/19)
   29. Greta Thunberg says school strikes have achieved nothing (12/6/19)
   30. Trump Administration Authorizes 'Cyanide Bombs' to Kill Predators Again, Months After Backlash (12/6/19)
   31. 'A crisis situation': Extinctions loom as forests are erased in Mozambique (12/5/19)
   32. The Climate Crisis Is Making Birds Smaller (12/5/19)
   33. No Nestlé, Bottled Water Is Not an 'Essential Public Service,' Court Says (12/5/19)
   34. Wildfire may benefit forest bats: study (12/5/19)
   35. 3,000 Acres Preserved on Eel River (12/5/19)
   36. Fractured Forests Are Endangering Wildlife, Scientists Find (12/5/19)
   37. Reduce embodied carbon with hemp insulation batts from NatureFibres (12/4/19)
   38. Greenland Ice Sheet Melt Creates Huge Waterfalls, Increasing Concerns About Sea Level Rise (12/3/19)
   39. You just lived through the warmest decade on record – and it's only going to get hotter (12/3/19)
   40. Sight of polar bear daubed with graffiti sparks outrage (12/3/19)
   41. Pelosi Tells World 'We Are Still in'​ (12/3/19)
   42. To save Everglades, guardians fight time - and climate (12/2/19)
   43. COP25 may put climate at greater risk by failing to address forests (12/2/19)
   44. Innocent animals cannot do anything about climate change. Only people can. (12/2/19)
   45. Fires in Indonesia burn 1.6m ha of land, mostly former forests: Satellite data (12/2/19)
   46. Berta Cáceres murder: seven convicted men sentenced to up to 50 years (12/2/19)
   47. Opinion: Our national parks are in crisis. Trump's solution is absurd (12/2/19)
   48. Architect creates gorgeous "Vertical Forest" tree-lined high-rises that absorb 30 tons of CO2 a year (12/2/19)
   49. Wood pellets cause more climate pollution than coal when they're burned. So why does Europe call them 'carbon neutral'? (12/2/19)
   50. UN chief urges countries not to surrender on climate fight (12/2/19)
   51. Back to nature (12/1/19)
   52. Presidential hopefuls join the fight against expanding the military's footprint into a wildlife refuge (12/1/19)
   53. U.N. Chief Warns "Point of No Return" on Climate Change "Is in Sight" (12/1/19)
   54. China's climate paradox: A leader in coal and clean energy (12/1/19)
   55. Logging Didn't Stop the Camp Fire (2019)
   56. Here Are Five of The Main Reasons People Continue to Deny Climate Change (11/30/19)
   57. Butterfly on a bomb range: Endangered Species Act at work (11/30/19)
   58. Proposed federal wildlife act would bring millions to states (11/30/19)
   59. Trump administration plans to open national forests in Texas to more oil and gas drilling (11/29/19)
   60. Forest Defenders Released Days After Log Truck Protest (11/29/19)
   61. A Mushroom Is Saving Millions Of Bees From A Deadly Virus (11/27/19)
   62. How a library of tree DNA could protect the world's forests (11/27/19)
   63. Nine climate tipping points now 'active,' warn scientists (11/27/19)
   64. 5 Reasons We Must Keep Roads Out of Our Last Wild Lands (11/26/19)
   65. 'Bleak' U.N. Report on a Planet in Peril Looms Over New Climate Talks (11/26/19)
   66. How The Interior Department Got Swamped (11/26/19)
   67. Fog brings poison mercury to Santa Cruz Mountains — mountain lions are suffering (11/26/19)
   68. What on Earth are 'natural climate solutions'? (11/25/19)
   69. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log between Quincy, CA and Lake Oroville, CA. (11/24/19)
   70. Trump administration sued for dragging its feet on endangered species (11/23/19)
   71. State tells Napa County to form agency to monitor Napa Valley groundwater (11/22/19)
   72. Our National Parks Are in Trouble (11/22/19)
   73. What Will It Take to End Extinction? (11/22/19)
   74. Burger King is running out of zesty sauce because of climate change (11/22/19)
   75. These Drones Replant Forests. Meet The NJ Man Who Created Them (11/22/19)
   76. Bolsonaro Dismisses Amazon Deforestation as 'Cultural' (11/22/19)
   77. California Gov. Newsom makes move to halt Trump water grab (11/21/19)
   78. EPA prosecutions of polluters approach quarter-century lows (11/21/19)
   79. 'Fire is medicine': the tribes burning California forests to save them (11/21/19)
   80. Westward Heave-ho: How a Federal Agency's Move to Colorado Threatens Public Lands, Science and the Climate (11/20/19)
   81. Oxford Dictionaries declares 'climate emergency' the word of 2019 (11/20/19)
   82. Why California's Wildfires Are Getting Worse (11/19/19)
   83. LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST GAINS 800 ACRES (11/18/19)
   84. What America Lost When It Lost the Bison (11/18/19)
   85. The Amazon: on the frontline of a global battle to tackle the climate crisis (11/17/19)
   86. California, 22 other states sue to defend stricter auto-emissions standards (11/15/19)
   87. How to talk about climate change in an emotionally intelligent way (11/15/19)
   88. ‘Science Be Dammed’: Learning From History’s Mistake on the Colorado River (11/13/19)
   89. ‘Science Be Dammed’: Learning From History’s Mistake on the Colorado River (11/13/19)
   90. ‘Science Be Dammed’: Learning From History’s Mistake on the Colorado River (11/13/19)
   91. 45-Miles of New Trails Coming to the Mount Shasta Area (11/13/19)
   92. SUSTAINABLE GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT OFFICE (11/13/19)
   93. REDD+: A lost decade for international forest conservation (1/11/19)
   94. Why it's important to keep the wildest forests free of roads and logging (11/12/19)
   95. Victoria To Ban Logging of Native Forests Under Groundbreaking New Policy (11/11/19)
   96. Blood Gold in the Brazilian Rain Forest (11/11/19)
   97. AP: At least 1,680 dams across the US pose potential risk (11/11/19)
   98. Interior proposes coveted deal to ex-client of agency head (11/8/19)
   99. Sudden oak death spreading fast, California's coastal forests facing devastation (11/7/19)
   100. Green Diamond Resource Company to clearcut log east of Strawberry Rock near Trinidad, CA. (11/6/19)
   101. Biggest tropical wetlands ravaged by fires in Brazil (11/6/19)
   102. EARTH FIRST CLAIMS THEY TEMPORARILY HALTED LOGGING ON RAINBOW RIDGE YESTERDAY (11/5/19)
   103. Bringing the world's buried wetlands back from the dead (11/5/19)
   104. Civil Servants are Becoming More Visible Heroes, and the Public is Noticing (11/5/19)
   105. They've managed the forest forever. It's why they're key to the climate change fight (11/5/19)
   106. Study: Combating Rising Sea Levels in Humboldt will Cost $2.5 Billion by 2040 (11/5/19)
   107. Sierra Pacific Industries planning a large 619 acre fuel break THP west of Union Valley Reservoir. (11/5/19)
   108. 11K scientists from around the world unite to declare global climate emergency (11/5/19)
   109. Bad Science Making California Fires Worse, Says Congressman (11/4/19)
   110. Invasive Grasses May Worsen Wildfires, Study Suggests (11/4/19)
   111. Indonesian journalists critical of illegal palm plantation found dead (11/4/19)
   112. Despite size, Congo Basin attracts less funding than other major forest areas (11/4/19)
   113. "Healthy Forests" Double Speak (11/4/19)
   114. Romanians protest illegal logging, forest worker murders (11/4/19)
   115. Trump threatens funding for California forest fires that didn't happen (11/3/19)
   116. California wildfire: Trump slams governor and threatens to cut federal funds (11/3/19)
   117. California's Housing Crunch is Pushing Developers Deeper into Dangerous Fire Zones (11/2/19)
   118. With a wingspan of 7 feet, the Harpy Eagle looks like a person dressed up in a bird costume. (11/2/19)
   119. Patagonia to Sue Trump Over Endangered Species Rules (10/31/19)
   120. Mountain Gorilla Numbers Get Much-Needed Boost Thanks To 'Extreme Conservation' Efforts (10/29/19)
   121. Can PG&E Survive the California Wildfires? (10/29/19)
   122. Judge gives Richmond a workaround to prevent development of hillsides (10/28/19)
   123. Dear Therapist: I'm Tired of Explaining Why I Don't Want to Get Pregnant (10/28/19)
   124. Editorial: Climate change has set California on fire. Are you paying attention? (10/28/19)
   125. Critics gear up for response to lease sale in Arctic refuge (10/26/19)
   126. Suit blasts Tahoe National Forest for allowing e-bikes on non-motorized trails (10/25/19)
   127. Fire and Logging Myths (10/25/19)
   128. 7 Facts About Bats in Honor of National Bat Week (10/25/19)
   129. 3 Ways that Climate Change Exacerbates Wildfires (10/25/19)
   130. How Big Rec chooses its public-lands battles (10/24/19)
   131. Editorial: In Trump's campaign against California, policy is beside the point (10/24/19)
   132. Federal officials rejigger rules on water deliveries — some say at expense of fish (10/23/19)
   133. Trump Admin Moves to End Protections for Endangered Fish Threatened by California's Water Wars (10/23/19)
   134. Fighting climate change costs money. Doing nothing will cost more. (10/23/19)
   135. Don't be fooled by the great biomass incineration scam (10/22/19)
   136. El Niño weather events are about to become more extreme thanks to climate change, study says (10/22/19)
   137. Don't be fooled by the great biomass incineration scam (10/22/19)
   138. Romania forest murder as battle over logging turns violent (10/21/19)
   139. Duluwat Island is Returned to the Wiyot Tribe in Historic Ceremony (10/21/19)
   140. Leaked Trump Administration Memo: Keep Public in Dark About How Endangered Species Decisions Are Made (10/19/19)
   141. Napa County doesn't need more vineyards (10/16/19)
   142. Napa County doesn't need more vineyards (10/16/19)
   143. California's clear-cutting project in the Rim fire area is setting up the region for another tragedy (10/14/19)
   144. We asked 2020 Democratic candidates 6 key questions on climate change (10/14/19)
   145. These Indigenous Activists Are Fighting for the Future of a Ravaged Amazon (10/14/19)
   146. 5,000 Lahontan Cutthroat Trout Reintroduced into their Native Lake Tahoe (10/14/19)
   147. The EPA's retaliatory campaign against California deserves further scrutiny (10/13/19)
   148. Climate crisis: 11,000 scientists warn of 'untold suffering' (10/11/19)
   149. Number of Pixels Used in These Photos Is the Number of Animals Left of Each Species Featured (10/11/19)
   150. Air Pollution Exposure Is Linked to Increased Violent Crime, Domestic Violence (10/11/19)
   151. Committee pushes National Park Service to privatize campgrounds (10/11/19)
   152. Hundreds of former EPA officials call for House probe, say agency's focus on California is politicized (10/10/19)
   153. Record power shutoffs in California are set to become the new normal (10/9/19)
   154. The Mega Value Of Forests Free Of Roads (10/8/19)
   155. California will miss emissions goals without drastic action, study warns (10/8/19)
   156. Exterminating mice with poison would protect rare seabirds on Farallones, study says (10/8/19)
   157. Lion patrol: Learning to share the savannah with big animals (10/8/19)
   158. This Fire Chief Says Wildfires Can Be Good For The Forest (10/8/19)
   159. Victory in Court Against Walt Ranch (10/8/19)
   160. Hemp Batteries Are Even More Powerful Than Lithium And Graphene, New Study Shows (10/7/19)
   161. What should we call 'climate change'? It's political. (10/7/19)
   162. Pope seeks 'courageous' debate over Amazon priest shortage (10/7/19)
   163. In the Mountains, Climate Change Is Disrupting Everything, from How Water Flows to When Plants Flower (10/7/19)
   164. All-star Team of Northern California Lawyers to Defend Mattole Septuagenarians. (10/7/19)
   165. Global deforestation and the slow progress to protect the world's forests (10/7/19)
   166. Court Makes Significant Decision on State Net Neutrality Law (10/6/19)
   167. Here's to a new way to manage forests (10/5/19)
   168. Why Keeping Mature Forests Intact Is Key to the Climate Fight (10/5/19)
   169. 'A problem in every national forest': tree thieves were behind Washington wildfire (10/5/19)
   170. The next big California vs. Trump fight is over water and endangered species (10/4/19)
   171. Trump administration opens California to new oil drilling; possibly Bay Area, too (10/4/19)
   172. Tropical forest success story under threat in Guatemala (10/3/19)
   173. Wilderness in the Anthropocene: What Future for its Untrammeled Wildness? (10/2/19)
   174. Logging drives carbon emissions from U.S. forests, escalates climate crisis (10/2/19)
   175. Huge amounts of plastic, much of it from car tires, washing into SF Bay, study finds (10/2/19)
   176. River Flows All Across the Globe Are Dropping (10/2/19)
   177. Recycling rates improve when people know what items will become (10/2/19)
   178. Difficult but rewarding work: Planting trees to aid climate (10/2/19)
   179. Preventing future forest diebacks (10/2/19)
   180. How industry 'environmental' group helped foil California's plastics crackdown (10/1/19)
   181. Conservation plan for native seabird moves forward (10/1/19)
   182. What if not single-use plastics? Why not leaf cutlery? (10/1/19)
   183. Nasa satellite imagery finds tremendous changes in Amazon in last 40 years (10/1/19)
   184. NATIONAL MONUMENTS CASE MOVES FORWARD AS COURT RULES AGAINST TRUMP (10/1/19)
   185. Court says Napa County's Walt Ranch vineyard project needs more work (10/1/19)
   186. Most people avoid ugly animals. I'm obsessed with them (9/30/19)
   187. Climate Change Art Helps People Connect With A Challenging Topic (9/30/19)
   188. Toxic 'Forever Chemicals' Detected in California Drinking Water (9/30/19)
   189. Toxic 'Forever Chemicals' Detected in California Drinking Water (9/30/19)
   190. Advocate for selling off public lands will remain BLM's acting director (9/30/19)
   191. Editorial: Newsom takes a back seat on environmental legislation (9/30/19)
   192. Liberty Salvage Sale More Timber Industry Welfare (9/29/19)
   193. Climate scientists say Greta Thunberg's efforts are building real momentum (9/28/19)
   194. Podcast: "Better Than I Found It" (9/27/19)
   195. Better together: forest fragments are healthier when connected (9/27/19)
   196. 11 facts about coast redwoods, the tallest trees in the world (9/26/19)
   197. The Intelligence of Plants (9/26/19)
   198. Connecting fractured habitats has long-lasting ecological benefits, study finds (9/26/19)
   199. As the Amazon burns, Colombia's forests decimated for cattle and coca (9/26/19)
   200. Connecting fractured habitats has long-lasting ecological benefits, study finds (9/26/19)
   201. Bolivia's Forest Fires Have Left More Than 2 Million Animals Dead (9/26/19)
   202. As the Amazon burns, Colombia's forests decimated for cattle and coca (9/26/19)
   203. Africa's charcoal trade is decimating fragile forest cover (9/25/19)
   204. Merkel promises €500m to revitalise German forests (9/25/19)
   205. Uganda's forests are disappearing. He's fighting back. (9/24/19)
   206. Uganda's forests are disappearing. He's fighting back. (9/24/19)
   207. The Klamath River now has the legal rights of a person (9/24/19)
   208. The Klamath River now has the legal rights of a person (9/24/19)
   209. California approves controversial tropical forest offsets plan (9/23/19)
   210. A NEW GENERATION OF ACTIVISTS PUT THEIR BODIES ON THE LINE TO DEFEND CALIFORNIA'S FORESTS (9/21/19)
   211. 10 Reasons to Go Green Starting NOW (9/21/19)
   212. 10 Reasons to Go Green Starting NOW (9/21/19)
   213. California mountain lions dying on highways, but face an even bigger threat (9/20/19)
   214. US and Canada have lost three billion birds since 1970 (9/20/19)
   215. Nature 'one of most effective ways' of combatting climate change (9/19/19)
   216. Isra Hirsi Is 16, Unbothered, and Saving the Planet (9/18/19)
   217. 'We're losing the race': UN secretary general calls climate change an 'emergency' (9/18/19)
   218. Rare California fish makes remarkable comeback from edge of extinction (9/17/19)
   219. Biggest private sequoia grove to be preserved in deal with Redwoods League (9/17/19)
   220. Trump's Cabinet has had more ex-lobbyists than Obama or Bush (9/17/19)
   221. Dems Introduce 'PAW and FIN' Bill to Kibosh Trump Admin Assaults on Endangered Species Act (9/17/19)
   222. Democrats Move to Block Trump Sabotage of Endangered Species Act (9/17/19)
   223. Brazil's environmental workers tell of decline before fires (9/16/19)
   224. Interior Department is cutting the public out of public lands planning (9/14/19)
   225. GUEST OPINION: Removing dams is key to fish recovery (9/14/19)
   226. Think the spotted owl is to blame for job losses? Think again. (9/13/19)
   227. Els Cooperrider on Measure V: Enforce the Will of the People (9/13/19)
   228. Editorial: California must embrace fighting fire with fire (9/13/19)
   229. World losing area of forest the size of the UK each year, report finds (9/12/19)
   230. New Poll Shows Majority of Americans Disapprove of President Trump's Climate Change Views (9/12/19)
   231. TRUMP GIVES GREENLIGHT TO POISON NATION'S WATER SUPPLY (9/12/19)
   232. Deforestation damage goes far beyond the Amazon (9/12/19)
   233. 8 facts about bobcats, the most common wildcat in North America (9/12/19)
   234. Giant sequoias — long survivors of the forest — succumbing to climate-driven wildfires (9/12/19)
   235. California is spending $32 million on a fire prevention strategy that doesn't work in high winds (9/11/19)
   236. Forest thinning projects won't stop the worst wildfires. So why is California spending millions on them? (9/11/19)
   237. Artist plants a living forest in 30,000-person stadium (9/10/19)
   238. Logging study reveals huge hidden emissions of the forestry industry (9/10/19)
   239. 'Blob' of warm Pacific water is back — could be trouble for marine life and weather (9/10/19)
   240. MDF Made from Rice Straw (9/9/19)
   241. Delhi Declaration might downplay international finance institutions' role in mitigating desertification (9/9/19)
   242. MDF Made from Rice Straw (9/9/19)
   243. Delhi Declaration might downplay international finance institutions' role in mitigating desertification (9/9/19)
   244. World 'gravely' unprepared for effects of climate crisis – report (9/9/19)
   245. San Francisco is surviving the global recycling crisis. But it's not easy (9/9/19)
   246. 7 Amazon Rainforest Countries Sign Pact to Come Together in Response to Wildfires (9/9/19)
   247. Major US Insurer Says It Will No Longer Underwrite and Invest in Coal (9/8/19)
   248. Rainbow Ridge Rally at Fox Gate Sunday, September 8th (9/6/19)
   249. Are Wildland Fires Increasing Large Patches of Complex Early Seral Forest Habitat? (9/6/19)
   250. The nature of Yosemite hangs in the balance as national parks juggle growth, preservation (9/5/19)
   251. New monkey species found in Amazon forest area that's fast disappearing (9/5/19)
   252. Editorial: Trump's answer to climate change is 'yes' (9/5/19)
   253. Protected areas best conserve mammalian diversity when connected with corridors, biologged weasels show (9/4/19)
   254. Trump Administration Reverses Standards For Energy-Efficient Lightbulbs (9/4/19)
   255. A perfect swamp—Trump officials who tore down environmental regs are cashing in (9/4/19)
   256. After bronze and iron, welcome to the plastic age, say scientists (9/4/19)
   257. Being a black tree hugger has taught me that we must engage all citizens to fight climate crisis (9/4/19)
   258. Desertification in India: Less snow, more rain ail Himachal Pradesh's Kinnaur (9/4/19)
   259. The Importance of Monitoring (9/4/19)
   260. 'Dragon' drones: the flame throwers fighting wildfires with fire (9/4/19)
   261. Hurricane Dorian May Have Caused a Critically Endangered Bird to Go Extinct (9/4/19)
   262. California Becomes First State To Ban Fur Trapping (9/4/19)
   263. see photos from greta thunberg's first climate strike in the u.s. (9/3/19)
   264. Alaska's Sea Ice Completely Melted Earlier Than Ever Before (9/3/19)
   265. 2,000 New Fires Reported In Amazon Despite Recent Government Ban (9/3/19)
   266. How much destruction is needed for us to take climate change seriously? (9/3/19)
   267. MINING, LIVESTOCK AND DEFORESTATION ALONG WITH WILDFIRES THREATEN THE AMAZON FOREST (9/3/19)
   268. What the New Yorker Got Wrong About Forests and Wildfires (9/2/19)
   269. Illegal cannabis farms still scarring public lands, 2 years after California legalized marijuana (9/2/19)
   270. 2019 Environmental Photographer of the Year Winners Capture the 'Raw Reality' of Climate Change (9/3/19)
   271. New 'California effect' could save rain forest (9/1/19)
   272. Editorial: Lake Tahoe is latest victim of our addiction to plastics (9/1/19)
   273. Candidate Profiles 2020 (9/2019)
   274. MATAGI MĀLOHI (9/2019)
   275. Builders are swapping cement for weed to reduce pollution (8/30/19)
   276. Trump's legacy will be best defined by his contributions to making the climate crisis much worse (8/30/19)
   277. One Very Bad Habit Is Fueling the Global Recycling Meltdown (8/30/19)
   278. Major Climate Change Rules the Trump Administration Is Reversing (8/29/19)
   279. Response to New Yorker Wildfire Article (8/29/19)
   280. Major Climate Change Rules the Trump Administration Is Reversing (8/29/19)
   281. Amazon fires: 'Worst is still to come' despite Bolsonaro claiming crisis is under control (8/29/19)
   282. USDA Buries Sweeping Plan Prioritizing Climate Science (8/29/19)
   283. 'Sociopathic Disregard for Our Future': Trump EPA Set to Gut Restrictions on Planet-Warming Methane Emissions (8/29/19)
   284. UM scientists join hundreds nationwide protesting Forest Service move to squelch public comment (8/28/19)
   285. 'We have cut them all': Ghana struggles to protect its last old-growth forests (8/28/19)
   286. Humboldt Zoning Allows Cannabis in Timberlands (8/28/19)
   287. California Tribe Hopes to Conquer Climate Woes — With Fire (8/28/19)
   288. Six more arrested for Wendell State Forest protests (8/27/19)
   289. How should we talk about what's happening to our planet? (8/27/19)
   290. Brazilian firefighters toil in Amazon region hazy with smoke (8/27/19)
   291. These Heartbreaking Photos Show The Devastation Of The Amazon Fires (8/27/19)
   292. Lawsuit challenges federal predator control program in Northern California counties (8/27/19)
   293. Researchers develop pesticide alternative to protect plants form viral infection (8/26/19)
   294. Brazil Isn't the Only Far-Right Government Destroying the Planet (8/26/19)
   295. Electric Cars are Coming, Gas Engines are Going (8/24/19)
   296. The Amazon Cannot Be Recovered Once It's Gone (8/24/19)
   297. Amazon fires: the tribes fighting to save their dying rainforest – video (8/23/19)
   298. Brazil's Amazon has burned this badly before. This year's fires are still bad (8/23/19)
   299. David Attenborough to front BBC's Extinction: The Facts (8/22/19)
   300. Putting a positive spin on oil exploration in the Arctic Refuge (8/21/19)
   301. Environmental groups sue Trump administration for weakening Endangered Species Act (8/21/19)
   302. Amazon fires increase by 84% in one year - space agency (8/21/19)
   303. Salmon Fishermen Blast Trump Administration Suppression of Scientists, Call for Action by California (8/21/19)
   304. California to build largest wildlife crossing in world (8/20/19)
   305. PERU PASSES 'MOMENTOUS' BAN ON PALM OIL DEFORESTATION (8/20/19)
   306. Climate Crisis Could Trim 10.5 Percent of GDP in 80 Years, Says New Study (8/20/19)
   307. Forest elephants defend against climate change by promoting carbon-storing trees, study says (8/20/19)
   308. A Trailblazing Plan to Fight California Wildfires (8/19/19)
   309. Deforestation, climate crisis could crash Amazon tree diversity: study (8/18/19)
   310. Obama's Deputy Interior Secretary on the Gutting of the Endangered Species Act (8/17/19)
   311. 'Radical' tree trimming: Critics say PG&E's rush to stop fires may hurt California forests (8/17/19)
   313. The Species Act, Endangered: 'Like a Plan From a Cartoon Villain' (8/17/19)
   314. Want to beat climate change? Protect our natural forests (8/16/19)
   315. New mapping reveals lost West Coast estuary habitat (8/14/19)
   316. 35 vintage photos taken by the EPA reveal what American cities looked like before pollution was regulated (8/14/19)
   317. Yurok Tribe Acquires 50,000 Acres From Green Diamond; Land Along Blue Creek, Other Klamath Tributaries Will Be Managed for Conservation (8/14/19)
   318. California 2017 GHG inventory shows 1.2% total drop from 2016; transportation sector emissions up 1% (8/14/19)
   319. The Once Common Republican Environmentalist Is Virtually Extinct (8/13/19)
   320. UN WARNING: FOOD IS GOING TO GET REALLY, REALLY EXPENSIVE (8/13/19)
   321. It's raining plastic: microscopic fibers fall from the sky in Rocky Mountains (8/13/19)
   322. 21 States Sue Trump Administration Over New Coal Rules (8/13/19)
   323. Humboldt Redwood Company to log inside 5 large tree marbled murrelet stands SE of Eureka, CA. (8/13/19)
   324. Stanford-led study gauges trees' potential to slow global warming in the future (8/12/19)
   325. Structurally complex forests better at carbon sequestration (8/12/19)
   326. Stanford-led study gauges trees' potential to slow global warming in the future (8/12/19)
   327. The Latest: States vow suit over endangered species rollback (8/12/19)
   328. This Trump administration proposal to roll back logging rules is reckless (8/11/19)
   329. Chopping down and burning our forests for electricity is not a climate solution (8/10/19)
   330. Mill Valley poised to adopt aggressive tree-removal rules, over objections (8/9/19)
   331. Trump's EPA defies California rules, says glyphosate in Monsanto's Roundup is OK (8/9/19)
   332. Tree-sitter at Rainbow Ridge climbs down from centuries-old Douglas fir (8/8/19)
   333. Park Service Floats Plan to Shoot Native Elk at Point Reyes National Seashore (8/8/19)
   334. New Point Reyes management plan riles up environmentalists — comment sought (8/8/19)
   335. Feds plan to kill elk at Point Reyes to protect ranches. Here's how you can weigh in (8/8/19)
   336. PLANTING TREES IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR NATURAL FORESTS (8/7/19)
   337. Proposed California Law Would Punish Companies for Failing to Limit Harm to the Planet's Forests (8/7/19)
   338. Scientists Are Using Laser Technology to "Fireproof" California (8/7/19)
   339. How the Pacific Ocean influences long-term drought in the Southwestern U.S. (8/6/19)
   340. 'The forest is our life': Hope for change in Guyana's forests (commentary) (8/6/19)
   341. Want to beat climate change? Protect our natural forests (8/6/19)
   342. VIDEO: Three New Wolf Pups Sighted in Northeast California (8/6/19)
   343. See the forest for more than the trees — why reforestation isn't working (8/6/19)
   344. This Parrot Stood 3 Feet Tall and Ruled the Roost in New Zealand Forests 19 Million Years Ago (8/6/19)
   345. This year's fire season in California could be 'very active' (8/5/19)
   346. How wildfires trap carbon for centuries to millennia (8/5/19)
   347. Burn. Build. Repeat: Why Our Wildfire Policy Is So Deadly (8/5/19)
   348. U.S. has lost 24 million acres of natural land in 16 years: independent report (8/5/19)
   349. 'It feels like something out of a bad sci-fi movie' (8/5/19)
   350. Podcast: Why we should listen to trees (8/4/19)
   351. Brazilian President Allows Clear Cutting Of Amazon Rainforest To Make Room For Industry (8/1/19)
   352. Time to speak up for national forests, or see 'radical turn toward secrecy' on logging (8/1/19)
   353. Logging, mining companies lock eyes on a biodiverse island like no other (7/31/19)
   354. Opponent of nation's public lands is picked to oversee them (7/30/19)
   355. Opponent of nation's public lands is picked to oversee them (7/30/19)
   356. Study reveals unexpected fire role in longleaf pine forests (7/30/19)
   357. Ethiopia Says It Planted Over 350 Million Trees in a Day, a Record (7/30/19)
   358. Ethiopia Says It Planted Over 350 Million Trees in a Day, a Record (7/30/19)
   359. Historic 3,000-year-old olive tree still producing olives to this day (7/29/19)
   360. UCLA to lead $10 million California conservation project (7/29/19)
   361. I've Stayed Silent for Too Long: Opossums Deserve Our Love (7/26/19)
   362. Killer Heat by Congressional District: New Map and 433 Fact Sheets Show What's at Stake (7/26/19)
   363. The Tree That Is Live-Tweeting Climate Change (7/25/19)
   364. Undead Tree Stump Is Being Kept Alive by Neighboring Trees (7/25/19)
   365. The Miyawaki Method: A Better Way to Build Forests? (7/24/19)
   366. How the California condor returned from the brink of extinction (7/24/19)
   367. Following Berkeley's Natural Gas Ban, More California Cities Look to All-Electric Future (7/23/19)
   368. The 1,000th California condor has hatched in a victory for the species that nearly went extinct (7/22/19)
   369. U.S. Forest Service Aims To Fast-Track Logging By Removing Requirement for Environmental Review (7/18/19)
   370. Throwback Thursday: Tree-sitter offered to come down in 1998, timber company didn't negotiate (7/18/19)
   371. The fluffy toilet paper you are buying is helping kill Canada's ancient forest, study says (7/18/19)
   372. The heat goes on: June toastiest on record, July may follow (7/18/19)
   373. Editorial: Coalition of agencies, environmentalists sees future for aging dam (7/18/19)
   374. Iceland tries to bring back trees razed by the Vikings (7/17/19)
   375. Fearsome mountain lions high-tail it out of there when they hear human voices (7/17/19)
   376. New Species of Tree Discovered in Tanzania Mountains (7/16/19)
   377. New species of tree discovered in Tanzania mountains (7/16/19)
   378. Nuclear Agency Weighs Reducing Inspections to Cut Costs (7/16/19)
   379. Joshua trees facing extinction (7/16/19)
   380. Elephants help forests store more carbon by destroying smaller plants (7/15/19)
   381. Oakland rescue operation saves 72 birds and 16 eggs after ficus tree fails (7/12/19)
   382. Planting more trees could cut carbon by 25% (7/11/19)
   383. Swiss Researchers Have A Simple Idea For Countering Climate Change: Plant A Trillion Trees (7/11/19)
   384. Lightning-caused fire that burned 5,200 acres near Yellowstone benefited forest (7/11/19)
   385. Plan to dump rat poison on Farallon Islands questioned by California Coastal Commission (7/10/19)
   386. Sturgeon, America's forgotten dinosaurs, show signs of life (7/10/19)
   387. Newsom's sweeping wildfire plan is on brink of passage (7/10/19)
   388. These massive, old trees were found to have thousands of genetic mutations (7/10/19)
   389. What are moon trees? (7/10/19)
   390. 'Grandpa' tree reaches end of long life (7/10/19)
   391. Climate change: having the right combination of tree 'personalities' could make forests more resilient (7/10/19)
   392. (7/9/19)
   393. Tree rings reveal centuries of hidden climate history (7/9/19)
   394. California bill targets rat poisons that kill rats' predators, too (7/9/19)
   395. 23 governors back California pledge to oppose Trump mileage freeze (7/9/19)
   396. California's future weather will alternate between drought and atmospheric rivers, study says (7/9/19)
   397. Conservation Coalition Outlines Goals for Governor Newsom's "Water Portfolio" Plan (7/8/19)
   398. Fact-checking Trump's speech on the US environment (7/8/19)
   399. Giant Forest will burn this week to preserve Sequoia National Park health, expect delays (7/8/19)
   400. When Forest Fires Flare, Woodboring Beetles Rush In (7/8/19)
   401. California's pollution enforcers would like to save tropical forests. But at what cost? (7/8/19)
   402. How are tree rings used to help date an archaeological site? (7/8/19)
   403. California neighborhoods prepare for wildfires with help from federal program (7/7/19)
   404. California Bill to Require Fire-Safe Building Advances (7/6/19)
   405. California Bill to Require Fire-Safe Building Advances (7/6/19)
   406. The 10 Tallest Trees In The World (& Where To See Them) (7/6/19)
   407. At 30, the San Francisco Bay Trail continues to grow (7/4/19)
   408. Second tree-sitter joins protest at Rainbow Ridge (7/4/19)
   409. 87 Year-Old-Veteran Locks Himself to Monument Gate (7/3/19)
   410. California forest die-off caused by depletion of deep-soil water (7/2/19)
   411. Last Active Oil Leases In State Waters Off Santa Barbara County Terminated (7/2/19)
   412. Last Active Oil Leases In State Waters Off Santa Barbara County Terminated (7/2/19)
   413. Rapid ice melt alarms scientists (7/1/19)
   414. Japan resumes commercial whaling despite protests (7/1/19)
   415. California's Lead Ammunition Ban for Hunting Goes Into Full Effect (7/1/19)
   416. Land deal protects spectacular 17-mile stretch of Pacific Crest Trail (7/1/19)
   417. The Trinity Divide Land Acquisition is a big leap toward protecting the entire Pacific Crest Trail (7/1/19)
   418. Meet Pando, one of the oldest organisms on Earth (6/27/19)
   419. Forest Service might limit public comments (6/27/19)
   420. A Plan to Mine the Minnesota Wilderness Hit a Dead End. Then Trump Became President. (6/25/19)
   421. Business as Usual Threatens Thousands of Amazon Tree Species (6/24/19)
   422. Trees may become the key to 'greener' foam products (6/24/19)
   423. Trump's proposed new forest rules would be a reality-show horror (6/23/19)
   424. Northern California Summer Steelhead to be Listed as an (6/22/19)
   425. Climate change could affect symbiotic relationships between microorganisms and trees (6/20/19)
   426. How personalities of wild small mammals affect forest structure (6/19/19)
   427. Can planting billions of trees save the planet? (6/19/19)
   428. E.P.A. Finalizes Its Plan to Replace Obama-Era Climate Rules (6/19/19)
   429. U.S. Forest Service proposes to cut more trees by cutting public input (6/19/19)
   430. New tool helps monitor forest change within commodities supply chains (6/18/19)
   431. Watchdog to investigate Interior moves on Utah monument (6/18/19)
   432. The tree that inspired Dr. Seuss' Lorax has died (6/18/19)
   433. What happens to environment journalists is chilling: they get killed for their work (6/18/19)
   434. Bark Beetles and Fire - Wild Nature Institute (6/2019)
   435. Tree said to inspire Dr. Seuss' 'The Lorax' dies. Who will speak for the trees? (6/17/19)
   436. Why Everybody Is So Excited About 23 Salmon (6/17/19)
   437. More women are choosing not to have kids, and society can't cope (6/17/19)
   438. High-income countries are driving the extinction of the world's primates (6/17/19)
   439. Forest Service Wants to Fast-Track Logging Without Environmental Review (6/14/19)
   440. U.S. Annually Uses 388 Million Pounds of Potentially Fatal Pesticides Banned in the EU, China and Brazil (6/12/19)
   441. Senators intro bill to protect coastal shorelines (6/11/19)
   442. Rainbow Ridge Logging Draws Protests In Humboldt (6/11/19)
   443. Four Elders Arrested at Gate as TreeSit Goes Up in Mattole (6/11/19)
   444. 'Frightening' number of plant extinctions found in global survey (6/10/19)
   445. Trudeau says Canada will ban single-use plastics as early as 2021 (6/10/19)
   446. Why aren't millennials having kids? 8 insights into the child-free life (6/10/19)
   447. Scientists make case for stabilizing forest carbon to help mitigate climate change (6/10/19)
   448. Are Trees Getting Too Much Climate Credit…or Not Enough? (6/10/19)
   449. Billionaire Michael Bloomberg pledges $715 million to close US coal power plants (6/9/19)
   450. Utility Scale Wind Project Threatens Iconic Lost Coast (TERRA VERDE, KPFA) (6/7/19)
   451. The poor whales can't get away from all our plastic trash (6/7/19)
   452. How much coffee should you drink in a day? (6/7/19)
   453. 11 enlightening facts about the ocean (6/7/19)
   454. EU, Brazil and China have banned way more harmful pesticides than the USA (6/6/19)
   455. Lost Coast League Cries "Foul" when Humboldt Redwood Co. Begins Felling Old-Growth at Rainbow Ridge (6/6/19)
   456. Researchers Find New Way of Measuring Carbon by a Forest "Glow" (6/5/19)
   457. 4 principles behind designing a backyard food forest (6/5/19)
   458. Thousands could perish annually in US if global heating not curbed, study finds (6/5/19)
   459. 1 Billion Acres At Risk For Catastrophic Wildfires, U.S. Forest Service Warns (6/5/19)
   460. Young people suing government over climate change try to move suit forward (6/4/19)
   461. See the redwood forests of coastal California from the seat of a rail bike (6/3/19)
   462. See the redwood forests of coastal California from the seat of a rail bike (6/3/19)
   463. U.S. Sees Largest Reduction of Protected Lands in History Under Trump (6/2/19)
   464. California Fire Tracker (5/31/19)
   465. What causes wildfires? (5/31/19)
   466. Stimson Lumber Announces It's Pulling Timber Jobs Out of Oregon, in Rebuke to New Taxes and Carbon Caps (5/31/19)
   467. California Fire Tracker (5/31/19)
   468. Rise of the Extinction Deniers (5/30/19)
   469. Habitat loss doesn't just affect species, it impacts networks of ecological relationships (5/30/19)
   470. Controlled burns not only help forest health but human health, study finds (5/30/19)
   471. Humboldt Wind Energy Project Proponents Give Presentation to Skeptical Crowd in Ferndale (5/29/19)
   472. Domino effect of species extinctions also damages biodiversity (5/28/19)
   473. IS THERE A MORE CLIMATE-FRIENDLY WAY TO MANAGE OUR FORESTS? (5/24/19)
   474. Brazil: Government Abandons Uncontacted Tribes to Loggers & Ranchers (5/24/19)
   475. California may let polluters offset carbon by preserving rain forests. Here are the pitfalls (5/23/19)
   476. An An Even More Inconvenient (5/22/19)
   477. Why Carbon Credits For Forest Preservation May Be Worse Than Nothing (5/22/19)
   478. Why California's costly tree-cutting wildfire strategy fails (5/22/19)
   479. We're Challenging the Forest Service on Secretive Approval of Chainsaws in Wilderness (5/22/19)
   480. DESTRUCTIVE FEDERAL TIMBER SALE PROGRAM LOSES NEARLY $2 BILLION A YEAR (5/21/19)
   481. The bioenergy delusion (5/21/19)
   482. The bioenergy delusion (5/21/19)
   483. The planet's on fire and California's under attack. How much does Gov. Newsom care? (5/20/19)
   484. Climate change: One man's fight to save a California tree (5/19/19)
   485. OP-ED: Wiyot Tribe Urges People to Cast a Wary Eye on Ridgetop Wind Power Project, Submit Comments on its Environmental Impact Report (5/16/19)
   486. Federal Government to Blame for Faster, More Destructive Wildfires in California, Scientists Say (5/15/19)
   487. So 1 million species are at risk of extinction. Now what? (5/14/19)
   488. Carbon dioxide levels hit landmark at 415 ppm, highest in human history (5/14/19)
   489. New dam proposal in Sierra Nevada stirs debate over California energy policy (5/13/19)
   490. Growers/Vintners for Responsible Agriculture: 'The Man Who Planted Trees' (5/12/19)
   491. 2,624-YEAR-OLD TREE DISCOVERED IN NORTH CAROLINA SWAMP IS ONE OF THE OLDEST ON EARTH (5/10/19)
   492. Westerman Resilient Federal Forest Act is Trojan Horse (5/10/19)
   493. Photo: Mama fox cuddles with her kits (5/10/19)
   494. Brazil Tells the World: The Amazon Rainforest Is Ours, Not Yours (5/10/19)
   495. Urban Tree Cover Saves The U.S. Up To $12 Billion Annually (5/9/19)
   496. Only a Third of the World's Rivers Flow Freely. Here's Why Scientists Are Worried. (5/9/19)
   497. Climate change: Ireland declares climate emergency (5/9/19)
   498. Why aren't North Americans buying electric cars? (5/9/19)
   499. A report claims koalas are 'functionally extinct' – but what does that mean? (5/9/19)
   500. How to talk to kids about climate change without scaring them (5/9/19)
   501. LAWSUIT CHALLENGES MASSIVE TIMBER SALE IN ALASKA NATIONAL FOREST (5/7/19)
   502. THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION'S POLICIES ARE FUELING THE EXTINCTION CRISIS (5/7/19)
   503. U.N. Report: Human Impacts Pushing Forests to the Brink (5/7/19)
   504. Hunting jeopardizes forest carbon storage, yet is overlooked in climate mitigation efforts (5/7/19)
   505. Humans pushing 1 million species to brink of extinction, says UN report (5/6/19)
   506. Federal Court Again Halts Destructive Caltrans Project Through Richardson Grove (5/6/19)
   507. Biodiversity crisis is about to put humanity at risk, UN scientists to warn (5/3/19)
   508. New legislation introduced in Congress aims to strengthen Roadless Rule (5/2/19)
   509. RESTORING MOUNTAIN MEADOWS TO BENEFIT WATER SUPPLY (Apr./May 2019)
   510. Forests Are a Low-Tech but High-Impact Way to Fight Climate Change (4/2019)
   511. Find out if your senators voted for oil lobbyist David Bernhardt to be the Interior Secretary (4/2019)
   512. Chronicles of the Rings: What Trees Tell Us (4/30/19)
   513. Wildlife officials explain: What brought a mountain lion to Santa Rosa mall? (4/30/19)
   514. America's renewable energy set to surpass coal for the first month ever (4/29/19)
   515. Goldman Environmental Prize's 2019 recipients make major strides to save Earth (4/29/19)
   516. Couple Plants 2 Million Trees And Transforms Arid, Destroyed Forest Into Green Heaven, And It's Now Home To 500 Endangered Species (4/27/19)
   517. This map shows millions of acres of lost Amazon rainforest (4/26/19)
   518. Forest Service Approves Expedited Commercial Logging Project in Condor Habitat (4/26/19)
   519. HomePhotographyPhotographer Captures One In A MILLION Photo, Doesn't Realize It Until He Gets Home Photographer Captures One In A MILLION Photo, Doesn't Realize It Until He Gets Home (4/25/19)
   520. The Uncanny Power of Greta Thunberg's Climate-Change Rhetoric (4/24/19)
   521. Wildfires, warmer weather leave Bay Area air among worst in nation (4/24/19)
   522. 1 million species face extinction thanks to human activity, U.N. report says (4/23/19)
   523. California scientists unravel genetic mysteries of world's tallest trees (4/23/19)
   524. It's time for nations to unite around an International Green New Deal (4/23/19)
   525. Six Interior officials under ethics investigation (4/23/19)
   526. Labour endorses Extinction Rebellion activists after week of protest (4/23/19)
   527. The Blackfeet Nation is opening its own national park (4/23/19)
   528. Gov. Gavin Newsom hits back at Trump in new fight over who controls California water (4/22/19)
   529. We're losing the war on climate change (4/22/19)
   530. The Earth Is Just as Alive as You Are (4/20/19)
   531. The Deforestation Bill as a Threat to Biodiversity. (4/18/19)
   532. Landowners are earning millions for carbon cuts that may not occur (4/18/19)
   533. Wolf numbers in Yellowstone Park decline (4/18/19)
   534. How to Stop Grazing on Public Lands: Buy Out the Permits (4/17/19)
   535. The most effective way to tackle climate change? Plant 1 trillion trees (4/17/19)
   536. Forget Brexit and focus on climate change, Greta Thunberg tells EU (4/16/19)
   537. Fighting fire has made California more vulnerable to flames (4/15/19)
   538. Melting Permafrost Releasing High Levels of Nitrous Oxide, A Potent Greenhouse Gas (4/15/19)
   539. Natural History Museum Will Not Host Gala for Brazil's President (4/15/19)
   540. Only rebellion will prevent an ecological apocalypse (4/15/19)
   541. Growers/Vintners for Responsible Agriculture: Answering questions about Napa (4/14/19)
   542. Rail authority, environmental groups reach settlement after nearly a decade of legal battle (4/11/19)
   543. All national parks free on April 20 for National Park Week (4/11/19)
   544. We should all adopt 'hanami,' the Japanese tradition of flower viewing (4/11/19)
   545. Judge Rules Against 'Delusional' Bundy Clan Leader (4/10/19)
   546. Natural forests best bet for fighting climate change, analysis finds (4/9/19)
   547. France proclaims trees should have rights (4/8/19)
   548. Stop Encouraging People To Have More Kids (4/8/19)
   549. Thinking Outside the Plastic Box- Going Plastic Free in Rural America (4/8/19)
   550. Forests Forever Executive Director Paul Hughes on KPFA TERRA VERD: Fire Ecology and Living With Wildfire (4/5/19)
   551. Logging Is the Lead Driver of Carbon Emissions from US Forests (4/4/19)
   552. Logging Is the Lead Driver of Carbon Emissions from US Forests (4/4/19)
   553. 'BRING THE CONDOR BACK TO YUROK COUNTRY': PARTNERSHIP SEEKS TO REINTRODUCE SACRED BIRD TO PACIFIC NORTHWEST (4/4/19)
   554. Logging Is the Lead Driver of Carbon Emissions from US Forests (4/4/19)
   555. Trump Administration Denies Protection to Eastern Hellbender Salamander, Other Imperiled Species (4/3/19)
   556. After the big Northridge earthquake, a mysterious cloud appeared above LA – here's what it was (4/3/19)
   557. Judge defends Obama expansion of national monument in Oregon (4/3/19)
   558. Let nature heal climate and biodiversity crises, say campaigners (4/3/19)
   559. Restoring natural forests is the best way to remove atmospheric carbon (4/2/19)
   560. FEDERAL JUDGE UPHOLDS EXPANSION OF ECOLOGICAL WONDER CASCADE-SISKIYOU NATIONAL MONUMENT (4/2/19)
   561. Biologists confirm California condor nest in Zion National Park (4/2/19)
   562. Soaking rains a boost for salmon (4/2/19)
   563. Support for Roadless Rule extends through state, country (4/1/19)
   564. Find Hundreds of Northern California Campsites with this Interactive Map (3/2019)
   565. The destruction of the Earth is a crime. It should be prosecuted (3/28/19)
   566. Climate change: Global impacts 'accelerating' - WMO (3/28/19)
   567. Alarming Study Concludes Frogs Are Undergoing a 'Catastrophic' Global Die Off (3/28/19)
   568. Wild About Rivers (3/27/19)
   569. Animal species are disappearing, and we the people are the problem (3/27/19)
   570. Huge chunk of Northern California redwoods preserved in unusual deal (3/26/19)
   571. Opponents of Green New Deal in Senate Propped up by Fossil Cash (3/26/19)
   572. The David Bernhardt Scandal Tracker (3/26/19)
   573. Portland's ban on synthetic pesticides goes into effect (3/25/19)
   574. Puerto Rico Has Just Passed Its Own Green New Deal (3/25/19)
   575. 11 facts about elf owls, the smallest owls in the world (3/25/19)
   576. Mexican wolves found dead in Arizona (3/23/19)
   577. Restoring Biodiversity through Rewilding (3/22/19)
   578. Why stopping wars is essential for stopping climate change (3/22/19)
   579. Sir David Attenborough will present a new 'unflinching' climate change documentary for the BBC as he says 'conditions changed far faster' than he ever imagined (3/22/19)
   580. Open letter to voters regarding post-Measure C: clarifications (3/22/19)
   581. Butterfly numbers down by two thirds, German scientists find (3/20/19)
   582. US judge halts hundreds of drilling projects in groundbreaking climate change ruling (3/20/19)
   583. Brazil's New President Threatens 'the Lungs of the Planet' (3/19/19)
   584. Is this the end of recycling? (3/19/19)
   585. BURNED: ARE TREES THE NEW COAL? (3/18/19)
   586. European Moves to Restrict Palm Oil Have Enraged Malaysia and Indonesia (3/18/19)
   587. Logging Companies are Cutting Down California's Forests—So That You Can Throw Them Away! (3/18/19)
   588. Climate change is hurting migrating waterbirds across the West. It could get worse (3/18/19)
   589. Undercover investigation tracks protected African timber to Roseburg Forest Products (3/18/19)
   590. Protecting Our Napa Valley: On the value of forests (2/17/19)
   591. KPFA TERRA VERDE: Defending North Coast Forests – March 15, 2019 (3/15/19)
   592. Public Lands Grazing with George Wuerthner (3/15/19)
   593. A Stunning Art Installation Showing Projected Sea-Level Rise (3/13/19)
   594. Ban on clear-cutting proposed for Oregon watersheds (3/13/19)
   595. Climate Change Is Driving Marine Species North, Changing California's Coast (3/12/19)
   596. A Balancing Act: Protecting the Environment and Improving Efficiency (3/12/19)
   597. 'Give back to the earth': Washington could legalize composting of human remains (3/12/19)
   598. Tiny Costa Rica Has a Green New Deal, Too. It Matters for the Whole Planet. (3/12/19)
   599. Press release: Nearly a Half Million Acres of California Desert Lands Protected for Future Generations (3/12/19)
   600. The Positive Effects Of Nature On Your Mental Well-Being (3/11/19)
   601. Explore Oregon Podcast: Devil's Staircase wilderness will be created by Oregon Wildlands Act (3/11/19)
   602. Finland to phase out coal one year early (3/8/19)
   603. Are we going in the right direction? (3/8/19)
   604. Room to Roam: How Animals Benefit From Wildlife Corridors (3/6/19)
   605. Trump Administration to Strip Protections for Gray Wolves (3/6/19)
   606. California national parks to expand under sweeping new bill (3/6/19)
   607. A History of U.S. Defense, Intelligence, and Security Assessments of Climate Change (3/5/19)
   608. Growing up near green space reduces risk of mental illness (3/5/19)
   609. Just 20 minutes of nature significantly lowers stress hormones (3/4/19)
   610. Climate change: California wildfires 'can now happen in any year' (3/4/19)
   611. Timber Industry Challenge To Cascade-Siskiyou Monument Expansion Gets Day In Court (3/4/19)
   612. Trump's interior chief 'violated ethics pledge' by cutting animal protections (2/28/19)
   613. Headwaters Forest Reserve and the Battle that Saved It (2/27/19)
   614. Study: Kids Who Spend Time in Nature Become Happier Adults (2/27/19)
   615. Elizabeth Warren demands investigation of Interior nominee's alleged conflicts (2/27/19)
   616. Master Regulators: How Mountain Lions Boost Biodiversity (2/26/19)
   617. Challenges to 'Roadless Rule' Threaten Millions of Acres of Forest (2/25/19)
   618. Costa Rica unveils plan to achieve zero emissions by 2050 in climate change fight (2/25/19)
   619. 'You didn't vote for me': Senator Dianne Feinstein responds to young green activists (2/23/19)
   620. Grand jury is examining whether former interior secretary Ryan Zinke lied to federal investigators (2/22/19)
   621. Oil companies have a new strategy (2/22/19)
   622. Agencies reduce grazing fees for federal land (2/21/19)
   623. Massive Opposition to Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge at BLM Hearing (2/21/19)
   624. 'Kicking Ass for Her Generation': Applause for 16-Year-Old Greta Thunberg as EU Chief Pledges Billions to Curb Climate Threat (2/21/19)
   625. Climate threat doubter is leading effort to advise Trump (2/21/19)
   626. 'Yanked from the ground': cactus theft is ravaging the American desert (2/20/19)
   627. "Issue With Tissue" Sustainability Scorecard Flunks Charmin and Other Toilet Paper Brands (2/20/19)
   628. Australia Will Plant 1 Billion Trees to Combat Climate Change (2/20/19)
   629. US mining sites dump 50 million gallons of fouled wastewater daily (2/20/19)
   630. Wallace Broecker, scientist who advocated term 'global warming,' does at 87 (2/19/19)
   631. 18 trillion gallons: Calif. has seen enough precipitation this month to fill Lake Shasta 12 times (2/19/19)
   632. Strengthen watershed ordinance (2/18/19)
   633. 'Warming' labels needed at the gas pump (2/18/19)
   634. A National Corridors Campaign for Restoring America the Beautiful (2/16/19)
   635. Massive restoration of world's forests would cancel out a decade of CO2 emissions, analysis suggests (2/16/19)
   636. GLOBAL RISKS: WHERE DOES POPULATION RANK? (2/15/19)
   637. Butterflies Vs. Border Wall: National Butterfly Center Seeks Restraining Order (2/13/19)
   638. HAVING A SMALLER FAMILY (2/13/19)
   639. Poisoned Pines In Central Oregon To Be Cut (2/13/19)
   640. Filling the Arc of Appalachia (2/12/19)
   641. Biggest US public lands package in a decade passes Senate (2/12/19)
   642. Environment in multiple crises - report (2/12/19)
   643. Senate Passes a Sweeping Land Conservation Bill (2/12/19)
   644. Forests must stand tall in any Green New Deal (2/8/19)
   645. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Releases Green New Deal Outline (2/7/19)
   646. Tests for Oil in Arctic Refuge Won't Happen This Winter, Officials Say (2/7/19)
   647. Cal Fire says PG&E doesn't have to remove all trees above its lines (2/7/19)
   648. The Story Behind the Green New Deal's Meteoric Rise (2/6/19)
   649. How Japan's ancient trees could tell the future (2/6/19)
   650. Klamath Dam Removal Hearing: Arcata (2/6/19)
   651. Trump says Gov. Gavin Newsom 'agrees with me' on California forest problems (2/6/19)
   652. Tracking the trout: East Bay biologists, volunteers give spawning fish a leg up (2/6/19)
   653. Nomination of acting EPA head moves to full Senate (2/5/19)
   654. Third of Himalayan glaciers can no longer be saved: study (2/5/19)
   655. Everything you need to know about Trump's new pick for Interior Secretary (2/4/19)
   656. Animals and birds under increasing threat from plastic waste (2/4/19)
   657. Trump Chooses David Bernhardt, a Former Oil Lobbyist, to Head the Interior Dept. (2/4/19)
   658. Wildlife Versus Livestock in the Upper Green (2/3/19)
   659. Los Angeles to close 3 power plants in aggressive move toward green energy (2/3/19)
   660. Big surge in Coho salmon population, but the endange (2/2/19)
   661. Emily Dickinson's Herbarium: A Forgotten Treasure at the Intersection of Science and Poetry (2/2019)
   662. Study: Owls Thrived After Rim Fire (1/31/19)
   663. California seeks faster forestry approvals in wildfire fight (1/30/19)
   664. Endangered gray wolf in California must be protected, court rules (1/29/19)
   665. They Speak for the Trees and All of Us (1/29/19)
   666. EPA highlights decrease in greenhouse gas emissions and deregulation in annual review (1/28/19)
   667. Climate Deniers in the 116th Congress (1/28/19)
   668. Bill may ban fur trapping in state (1/28/19)
   669. Shutdown end will give park service a chance to clean up, assess damage (1/28/19)
   670. Baker: Iconic landscapes threatened by drilling and fracking proposal (1/27/19)
   671. Oregon biologists killing California sea lions to protect threatened salmon (1/27/19)
   672. Turn it off: Why the wine industry should prioritise dry farming (1/25/19)
   673. PROTECTING YOUR HOME FROM FIRE (1/2019)
   674. COSTCO TO BE THE FIRST MAJOR RETAILER TO DUMP MONSANTO'S ROUNDUP AND GLYPHOSATE HERBICIDE FROM ITS SHELVES (1/18/19)
   675. Post-fire logging harms Spotted owls (1/18/19)
   676. Bears in the Crosshairs (1/17/19)
   677. California's most famous butterfly nearing death spiral (1/16/19)
   678. EPA nominee: Climate change huge issue, not greatest crisis (1/16/19)
   679. EPA pollution cases at 30-year low, data shows (1/15/19)
   680. Insect collapse: 'We are destroying our life support systems' (1/15/19)
   681. Minnesota Becomes 5th State to Restrict Use of Monsanto Herbicide (1/14/19)
   682. Shutdown Hampers Wildfire Preparedness and Training Across the Country (1/12/19)
   683. Trump Signs DeFazio-Walden-Wyden-Merkley Bill Giving Away 50 Square Miles of Federal Public Land in Oregon (1/11/19)
   684. Trump threat to cut off California fire relief draws bipartisan rebukes (1/9/19)
   685. Liberals push for a Green New Deal as the way forward on climate change (1/8/19)
   686. Newsom names former Obama official as California EPA chief (1/8/19)
   687. On First Full Day in Office, Governor Newsom Announces Executive Actions to Strengthen California's Emergency Preparedness and Response (1/8/19)
   688. 'Victory': Supreme Court Rejects Exxon's Appeal, Time to Fork Over Climate Docs (1/7/19)
   689. California's foie gras ban upheld, though chefs vow to fight on (1/7/19)
   690. Monarch Butterfly Population Declining at Historic Rate (1/7/19)
   691. Workers In The US And Brazil Are Standing United Against Jair Bolsonaro (1/3/19)
   692. The Real Story Behind the EPA's Efforts to Hire a Hyper-Aggressive Political Operation (1/3/19)
   693. Is habitat restoration actually killing plants in the California wildlands? (1/2/19)
   694. 'Waters of the US' would alter environmental reg as we know it (1/1/19)
6. 2018
   1. California’s droughts hurt fight against climate change. Study tells us why (12/29/18)
   2. An Old Champion Passes the Crown (12/28/18)
   3. 'This is our reality now.' (12/27/18)
   4. Editorial: A budget breakdown shouldn’t kill a worthwhile parks fund (12/27/18)
   5. GPS Tracking Shows How Much Wolf Packs Avoid Each Other’s Range (12/26/18)
   6. Governor Brown Signs Great Redwood Trail Bill, Fast-Tracking the 300-Mile Trail (12/26/18)
   7. Japan to Launch Commercial Whaling Operations This Summer (12/26/18)
   8. Fund benefited Point Reyes, many other parks. Congress let it expire (12/26/18)
   9. Sierra off-roaders sue U.S. over grouse in Nevada, California (12/25/18)
   10. California Condor Chick Takes Flight from Santa Barbara County Nest (12/24/18)
   11. Humboldt Redwood Company to log trees up to 72” dbh in large tree marbled murrelet stands 494D, 496D, and 497D near Eureka, CA. (12/24/18)
   12. Study: Northwest Salmon Not Immune To Ocean Acidification (12/24/18)
   13. The ecological value of dead trees (12/20/18)
   14. Protecting the Titans (12/20/18)
   15. Returning Fishers to the North Cascades (12/19/18)
   16. As Democrats prepare to investigate Zinke, expect more of the same from his replacement at Interior (12/18/18)
   17. Climate change: The massive CO2 emitter you may not know about (12/17/18)
   18. How the Iroquois Great Law of Peace Shaped U.S. Democracy (12/17/18)
   19. Ryan Zinke’s Legal Trouble (12/16/18)
   20. OR-7: A Reason For Hope (12/15/18)
   21. Researchers trap, track burrowing owls to help populations (12/15/18)
   22. Climate Negotiators Reach an Overtime Deal to Keep Paris Pact Alive (12/15/18)
   23. Interior Secretary Zinke resigns amid investigations (12/15/18)
   24. Newly released emails suggest Zinke contradicted ethics pledge (12/15/18)
   25. Quoting 'The Lorax,' Court Pulls Permit For Pipeline Crossing Appalachian Trail (12/14/18)
   26. Malawi is Putting its Money Where its Forests Are (12/13/18)
   27. Where to watch coho salmon spawn in the Bay Area (12/13/18)
   28. Judge William Newsom, father of California Gov.-elect Gavin Newsom, dies (12/13/18)
   29. Old Trees Are Ecosystem Gold (2/12/18)
   30. In Defense of Biodiversity: Why Protecting Species from Extinction Matters (2/12/18)
   31. In Defense of Biodiversity: Why Protecting Species from Extinction Matters (2/12/18)
   32. Trump administration announces plan to roll back rules on stream, wetland prote (12/11/18)
   33. Kenya coins replace leaders with animals (12/11/18)
   34. Official: California must mull home ban in fire-prone areas (12/11/18)
   35. The Seed Queen of Palestine (12/10/18)
   36. Late twist threatens state’s salmon (12/10/18)
   37. Scientists Find Some Hope for Coral Reefs: The Strong May Sur (12/10/18)
   38. Scientists identify vast underground ecosystem containing billions of micro-organisms (12/10/18)
   39. Activists demand ‘Green New Deal’ from presidential candidates (12/10/18)
   40. Wildlife Corridors Conservation Act is A Momentous Step In 21st Century Wildlife Management (12/6/18)
   41. Trump administration swaps academics for business executives on National Park Service advisory panel (12/6/18)
   42. U.S. to ease oil drilling controls protecting imperiled bird (12/6/18)
   43. California Becomes First State to Require Solar on New Homes (12/6/18)
   44. Lost lands? The American wilderness at risk in the Trump era (12/5/18)
   45. Let’s Celebrate Soil! New Science and Stories for World Soils Day (12/5/18)
   46. Added protections to California’s San Gabriel Mountains would boost access for park-poor communities, conserve wilderness (12/5/18)
   47. Northwest California forests and rivers would gain protection, better wildfire resilience under new proposal (12/5/18)
   48. 7 Facts About Soil Everyone Should Know (12/5/18)
   49. Fight against greenhouse gases stalls as emissions soar to new record (12/5/18)
   50. The Cae for Letting malibu Burn (12/4/18)
   51. Climate fears are real, so oilsands must close (12/4/18)
   52. A one-woman team tried to protect cultural sites from warming. She just quit. (12/4/18)
   53. The Re-beavering of the American West (12/4/18)
   54. E.P.A. Will Ease Path to New Coal Plants (12/4/18)
   55. Press Release: Forest Service to Cancel Grazing Permit of Convicted Wolf Killer (12/3/18)
   56. UN leader issues urgent call to action on climate change (12/3/18)
   57. Reduce packaging waste this holiday season (11/30/18)
   58. Zinke Promotes Logging While Visiting Wildfire-Devastated Area (11/30/18)
   59. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke must resign. His multiple scandals show he's unfit to serve. (11/30/18)
   60. To Help Prevent the Next Big Wildfire, Let the Forest Burn (11/29/18)
   61. HOW RAÚL GRIJALVA COULD TRANSFORM THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON NATURAL RESOURCES (11/29/18)
   62. Fire Myths (11/29/18)
   63. Salmon surge: Habitat improvements paying off on one California river (11/28/18)
   64. Judge Says US Law Doesn’t Protect Ancient Trees (11/28/18)
   65. Young people will demand action at U.N. climate change conference (11/28/18)
   66. Support fishermen in their climate suit (11/28/18)
   67. Energy Speculators Jump on Chance to Lease Public Land at Bargain Rates (11/27/18)
   68. Bravo! Leonardo DiCaprio Has Donated $100 Million To Combat Climate Change! (11/27/18)
   69. California seeks plan to protect whales and Dungeness crab fishery (11/27/18)
   70. Trump rejects key conclusion of US government climate report (11/27/18)
   71. Scientists warn new Brazil president may smother rain forest (11/27/18)
   72. Climate change will shrink US economy and kill thousands, government report warns (11/26/18)
   73. Amazon Rainforest Deforestation Hits Highest Rate in 10 Years (11/26/18)
   74. On climate change, White House denies itself (11/26/18)
   75. Climate report: Trump administration downplays warnings of looming disaster (11/24/18)
   76. New federal report on climate change paints bleak picture for economy and environment (11/23/18)
   77. Traveler's View | Bears Ears And Grand Staircase-Escalante Are Today's Hetch Hetchy (11/22/18)
   78. As climate changes, sprawl becomes an increasing fire risk (11/22/18)
   79. Albion-Little River Volunteer Fire Department builds community (11/21/18)
   80. Crisis in our national parks: how tourists are loving nature to death (11/20/18)
   81. Species Conservation in a Patchy World (11/20/18)
   82. ‘LOLETA ERIC’ DESCRIBES WHAT SALMON ARE ENDURING WHILE WAITING TO SPAWN (11/20/18)
   83. Heather Anderson Completed a Calendar-Year Triple Crown (11/20/18)
   84. Why California Can’t Chainsaw Its Way Out Of A Raging Inferno (11/20/18)
   85. Zinke abandons no-finger-pointing stance, blames ‘radical’ green groups for California fires (11/20/18)
   86. Zinke’s #2 has so many potential conflicts of interest he has to carry a list of them all (11/19/18)
   87. Jair Bolsonaro's rise to power casts shadow over UN environment conference (11/18/18)
   88. Because 'Good Planets Are Hard to Find,' Extinction Rebellion Shuts Down London Bridges to Save Mother Earth (11/17/18)
   89. Oreo Cookie Maker Linked To Orangutan Habitat Destruction For Palm Oil (11/16/18)
   90. House votes to remove protections for gray wolves (11/16/18)
   91. Interior department whistleblower: Ryan Zinke hollowed out the agency (11/12/18)
   92. The Zinke effect: how the US interior department became a tool of big business (11/12/18)
   93. China Suspends Its Relaxation of Wildlife-Trade Ban (11/12/18)
   94. Point Reyes ranchers shouldn’t be favored over wildlife (11/12/18)
   95. Watch The Iceland Christmas Ad Which Will Never Be Shown After Authorities Banned It (11/12/18)
   96. California wildfires: Katy Perry condemns 'heartless' Trump tweet (11/10/18)
   97. California wildfires start in the woods. Why do cities keep burning? (11/10/18)
   98. Startup Blue Forest secures funding for first privately financed forest fire bond (11/10/18)
   99. Trump's erroneous claims about cause of California fires don't add up (11/10/18)
   100. What does wilderness sound like? (11/9/18)
   101. In New Mexico, Public Lands Turned an Election Blue (11/9/18)
   102. Judge Blocks Disputed Keystone XL Pipeline in Setback for Trump (11/9/18)
   103. Are artisanal foodie brands ruining a California national park? (11/9/18)
   104. Supporters press for more information about wildlife overpasses (11/7/18)
   105. Wade Davis: Life without wild things (11/5/18)
   106. Zinke doesn’t represent the values of military veterans (11/5/18)
   107. Encouraging report from UN on ozone restoration (11/5/18)
   108. Federal judge blasts Fish and Wildlife Service, says endangered wolves cannot be shot (11/5/18)
   109. Trump has a chance to protect the atmosphere — Reagan-style (11/08/18)
   110. Wade Davis: Life without wild things (11/5/18)
   111. Judge knocks down California law to stop Trump administration land sales (11/4/18)
   112. Trump scores victory over California in latest court battle over land (11/2/18)
   113. Keepers of the spotted owl (11/1/18)
   114. List of old-growth forests (posted 10/2018)
   115. Bison Are Helping Rewild the Last of the Midwest's Prairies (10/31/18)
   116. Scientists Warn That World’s Wilderness Areas Are Disappearing “Wild areas provide a lot of life support system (10/31/18)
   117. Humanity has wiped out 60% of animal populations since 1970, report finds (10/29/18)
   118. Will Supreme Court Deprive Endangered Animals of Habitat Protections? (10/29/18)
   119. China is Turning the Rainforest into Cheap Furniture for the U.S. (10/29/18)
   120. WWF Report Reveals Staggering Extent of Human Impact on Planet (10/29/18)
   121. In southern Utah, Navajo voters rise to be heard (10/28/18)
   122. JAIR BOLSONARO IS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF BRAZIL. READ HIS EXTREMIST, FAR-RIGHT POSITIONS IN HIS OWN WORDS. (10/28/18)
   123. How plants and animals are teaching scientists to fight climate change (10/28/18)
   124. Hawaiian island erased by powerful hurricane: ‘The loss is a huge blow’ (10/24/18)
   125. A running list of how President Trump is changing environmental policy (10/24/18)
   126. National Park Service cancels controlled burn near Earth’s largest tree (10/23/18)
   127. West’s rivers are hot enough to cook salmon to death. Will this court ruling keep them cool? (10/23/18)
   128. The IPCC Report Isn’t a Death Knell. It’s a Wake-Up Call. (10/22/18)
   129. Forests Emerge as a Major Overlooked Climate Factor (10/21/18)
   130. Something New May Be Rising Off California Coast: Wind Farms (10/19/18)
   131. Revealed: US moves to keep endangered species discussions secret (10/18/18)
   132. Pando, the Most Massive Organism on Earth, Is Shrinking (10/17/18)
   133. Ryan Zinke Has Fired the DOI Inspector General (10/16/18)
   134. 'Hyperalarming' study shows massive insect loss (10/15/18)
   135. The Environment Is on the November Ballot — Here’s Where and What’s at Stake (10/12/18)
   136. ‘Lifeboats’ Amid the World’s Wildfires (10/12/18)
   137. The Seven Sustainable Wonders of the World (10/11/18)
   138. Vast region of Northwest Territories declared an Indigenous Protected Area (10/11/18)
   139. Roundup of 1,000 wild horses to begin in remote Northern California (10/9/18)
   140. Editorial: UN’s shocking new report shows the world on brink of climate disaster (10/8/18)
   141. UN report on global warming describes dire situation (10/8/18)
   142. Major Climate Report Describes a Strong Risk of Crisis as Early as 2040 (10/7/18)
   143. Overgrown is Good: Rewilding as a Conservation Strategy (10/6/18)
   144. Chile opens spectacular 1,700-mile trail, connecting 17 national parks (10/5/18)
   145. Diverse Forests Capture More Carbon (10/5/18)
   146. How the mushroom dream of a ‘long-haired hippie’ could help save the world’s bees (10/4/18)
   147. Scientists say halting deforestation 'just as urgent' as reducing emissions (10/4/18)
   148. BRETT KAVANAUGH ALSO LIED ABOUT HIS RULINGS ON THE ENVIRONMENT (10/4/18)
   149. Primary tropical forests are best but regrowing forests are also vital to biodiversity (10/4/18)
   150. Livestock's impact on wilderness (10/3/18)
   151. Western forests could adapt to pine beetles, but people won’t let them (10/3/18)
   152. Major opposition to forest service proposal to weaken conservation rule (10/3/18)
   153. Congress fails to save Land and Water Conservation Fund; America’s most important parks program expires (10/2/18)
   154. To get young people to vote, students ramp up the peer pressure (10/1/18)
   155. Yurok tribe revives ancestral lands by restoring salmon runs, protecting wildlife (10/1/18)
   156. The Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen’s Association Wins a Landmark Case Protecting Rivers & Groundwater in California (10/2018)
   157. Across Senegal, the Beloved Baobab Tree Is the ‘Pride of the Neighborhood’ (9/30/18)
   158. Monarch butterfly habitat bill signed into law (9/27/18)
   159. E.P.A. to Eliminate Office That Advises Agency Chief on Science (9/27/18)
   160. Blocked grizzly hunts fuel call for species law changes (9/26/18)
   161. House votes to extend 20-year lease to cattle ranches on Point Reyes National Seashore (9/26/18)
   162. Judge: Pacific fisher must be reconsidered for protection (9/25/18)
   163. Brace for Impact, as the Climate “End Game” Has Arrived (9/25/18)
   164. Rare Tree Kangaroo Reappears After Vanishing for 90 Years (9/25/18)
   165. Once majestic Atlantic Forest ‘empty’ after 500 years of over-exploitation (9/25/18)
   166. Take a Look at How Quickly a Forest Can Recover From Fire (9/25/18)
   167. Amazon mangrove forest stores twice as much carbon per acre as region’s famous rainforest (9/24/18)
   168. Board of Forestry Meeting Excerpts on JDSF (9/22/21)
   169. 217 scientists sign letter opposing logging as a response to wildfires (9/22/18)
   170. Why We Must Save the Endangered Species Act from the Trump Administration (9/20/18)
   171. Bye bye bugs? Scientists fear non-pest insects are declining (9/20/18)
   172. Dam removal project could provide longer trout spawning territory (9/15/18)
   173. HOW A RAGTAG GROUP OF OREGON LOCALS TOOK ON THE BIGGEST CHEMICAL COMPANIES IN WORLD — AND WON (9/15/18)
   174. More logging in California’s forests won’t prevent wildfires, no matter what the Trump administration says (9/14/18)
   175. When trees make rain: Could restoring forests help ease drought in Australia? (9/14/18)
   176. Oregon Denies Protection to Gravely Imperiled Humboldt Martens (9/14/18)
   177. Scientists say 25 years left to fight climate change (9/13/18)
   178. National Teachers Group Confronts Climate Denial: Keep the Politics Out of Science Class (9/13/18)
   179. You can’t put America first if you put climate change last (9/13/18)
   180. To Solve the Climate Crisis, We Must Stand for Forests and Re-Wild America (9/13/18)
   181. Climate summit protesters demand a place for indigenous voices in the room (9/11/18)
   182. Taking heat from misguided climate-change deniers (9/11/18)
   183. Global warming pushing alpine species higher and higher (9/10/18)
   184. Gov. Brown’s new climate goal: less than zero global warming emissions (9/10/18)
   185. Antlers of extinct Irish Elk found in Lough Neagh (9/7/18)
   186. Japan earthquake: Toll rises to 16 as hopes fade for survivors (9/7/18)
   187. Interactive Map: Climate in 2050 (9/6/18)
   188. A new generation of campaigners fights to save the south-west forests (9/6/18)
   189. Humans Are Destroying Animals’ Ancestral Knowledge (9/6/18)
   190. Farm Bill: House proposal could wipe out communities’ power to prohibit pesticides (9/5/18)
   191. https://www.treehugger.com/animals/humans-mad-biting-them.html (9/5/18)
   192. Where to find free campsites in Canada and the U.S. (9/5/18)
   193. What Does Wilderness Mean — and What Does It Take to Protect It? (9/4/18)
   194. Lost Coast League's Michael Evenson, KMUD radio interview on opposition to planned logging in the Mattole watershed. (9/4/18)
   195. Using Wildfires as an Excuse to Plunder Forests Logging won’t end the blazes that are sweeping the West. (9/4/18)
   196. Where Does the Water Go? (9/3/18)
   197. France Becomes First Country in Europe to Ban All Five Pesticides Killing Bees (8/31/18)
   198. Help "Re-Oak" Redding (8/31/18)
   199. Econ 101 needs to change (8/30/18)
   200. Episode 1: Dave Foreman On The History and Definition of Rewilding (8/30/18)
   201. Five steps to avoid a global water tragedy (8/24/18)
   202. Planting a mix of tree species ‘could double’ forest carbon storage (8/22/18)
   203. Ancient Mayan Clearcutting Still Impacts Carbon in Soil Today (8/21/18)
   204. Scientists call on California governor to OK carbon credits from forest conservation (8/21/18)
   205. Lessons Learned from Centuries of Indigenous Forest Management (8/20/18)
   206. If This Small Organism Continues To Disappear In California’s Forests Due To Wildfires, It Will Alter The Food Chain (8/20/18)
   207. NATIVE TRIBES ARE TAKING FIRE CONTROL INTO THEIR OWN HANDS (8/9/18)
   208. Zinke Announces Plan to Fight Wildfires With More Logging (8/17/18)
   209. Investigation Launched into ‘Sustainability’ of Controversial Logging Plans announced by Petrolia CA-based Lost Coast League (8/17/18)
   210. California Fires Signal Need for Climate Action (8/15/18)
   211. It's primates versus palm oil in Africa (8/15/18)
   212. Can California's Wild and Scenic Rivers Stay That Way? (8/15/18)
   213. How Ginsburg's reversal of Kavanaugh saved 'huge' air rule (8/15/18)
   214. Dying North Coast railroad could become world-class hiking trail (8/15/18)
   215. Should Rivers Have Rights? A Growing Movement Says It’s About Time (8/14/18)
   216. Don't blame wildfires on climate change – it's environmentalists' fault, says Zinke (8/13/18)
   217. Trump Wants to Undo the Oldest Environmental Law (8/10/18)
   218. Monsanto Loses Landmark Roundup Weedkiller Case; Jury Awards $289M to Cancer Victim (8/10/18)
   219. Guest view: 'Fuel treatments' don't prevent forest fires (8/10/18)
   220. A GUIDE TO THE 17 FEDERAL INVESTIGATIONS INTO RYAN ZINKE (8/9/18)
   221. New data makes it clear: Nonvoters handed Trump the presidency (8/9/18)
   222. A whale, the Prince, and ditching plastic straws (8/9/18)
   223. This all-women anti-poaching team is changing the face of animal conservation in Zimbabwe (8/9/18)
   224. Week of Action to Save the Mattole’s Ancient Forest August 25 to 31 (8/9/18)
   225. Protestors oppose logging in Mattole watershed 8/9/18)
   226. Yale Climate Opinion Maps 2018 (8/7/18)
   227. Can More Logging Help Prevent California Wildfires? (8/7/18)
   228. Scientists Have Uncovered a Disturbing Climate Change Precedent (8/6/18)
   229. Hothouse Earth: Runaway global warming threatens 'habitability of the planet for humans' (8/6/18)
   230. KMUD News - Protesters Call For A "Week Of Action" (8/3/18)
   231. Warmer soil releasing more carbon, worsening climate change (8/1/18)
   232. Lost Coast League file Grievance over Certification of HRC Ancient Forest Logging (8/1/18)
   233. Lost Coast League and Mattole Residents file Grievance over Certification of HRC Ancient Forest Logging in California (8/1/18)
   234. KMUD News - Rainbow Ridge: As the Blockade Crumbles, The Rally Begins (8/1/18)
   235. MATTOLE RESIDENTS FILE GRIEVANCE OVER CERTIFICATION OF HUMBOLDT REDWOOD CO. FOREST LOGGING (8/1/18)
   236. Public Meeting! Save the Mattole (8/2018)
   237. FOOD for THOUGHT - BOOK REVIEW: Salmon Nation (7/2018)
   238. Can the Red Wolf Survive Extinction a Second Time? (7/31/18)
   239. Does the Bay Area Have Enough Water for Economic Growth and Salmon? (7/31/18)
   240. THE CARR FIRE SWITCHES ATTACK: SOME REDDING AREA RESIDENTS ALLOWED TO RETURN HOME; BUT TRINITY COUNTY RESIDENTS ON EDGE AS IT TURNS ON THEM (7/30/18)
   241. Napa, Sonoma vineyards get new rules erosion control (7/30/18)
   242. California says this chemical causes cancer. So why is it being sprayed into drinking water? (7/30/18)
   243. After Several Arrests, Logging Protest Planned for Thursday (7/30/18)
   244. Rally at HRC for the #Mattole Aug. 2, 2018 (7/30/18)
   245. The inconvenient truth about forest fires (7/29/18)
   246. Hot summers, wildfires: Scientists say it's climate change, and they told you so (7/27/18)
   247. Rep. Huffman Introduces Northwest California Wilderness, Recreation, and Working Forests Act (7/27/18)
   248. Is Zinke trolling San Francisco with plan to dismantle city's reservoir? (7/27/18)
   249. MAN PROTESTING LOGGING RAINBOW RIDGE DESCRIBES ORDEAL (7/26/18)
   250. PROTESTERS SAY THEY ARE LOCKING TO GATE TO STOP LOGGING AFTER HUMBOLDT REDWOODS COMPANY REMOVED TRIPOD SITTER (7/26/18)
   251. This Is Why Lawmakers Want to Gut the Endangered Species Act (7/25/18)
   252. Rivers in the Sky: How Deforestation Is Affecting Global Water Cycles (7/24/18)
   253. 4 Environmental Activists Are Killed Every Week So We Can Have Snacks, Meat And Coffee (7/24/18)
   254. New Blockade in California’s Mattole Forest Protects Old Growth from Timber Harvest Plans (7/24/18)
   255. States' Rights don't apply to California when it comes to regulating car fuel efficiency and carbon emissions (7/24/18)
   256. Two Arrested at Civil Disobedience Protest on Rainbow Ridge (7/23/18)
   257. Rainbow Ridge Tree Sitter: Dire Straits (7/23/18)
   258. TWO PROTESTORS ARRESTED AT RAINBOW RIDGE LOGGING BLOCKADE (7/22/18)
   259. Court rejects Trump administration’s request to block climate change trial (7/20/18)
   260. Our soaring love of meat is bad news for the planet (7/20/18)
   261. Law That Saved the Bald Eagle Could Be Vastly Reworked (7/19/18)
   262. More bad news for monarch butterflies — study shows climate change’s devastating effect (7/18/18)
   263. Californian grasslands set to store carbon more reliably than forests (7/16/18)
   264. Welcome to the Anthropocene! (7/2018)
   265. Save the Endangered Species Act (7/2018)
   266. Napa County's case against Bremer Family Winery heads to trial (7/12/18)
   267. Pollution controls help red spruce rebound from acid rain (7/11/18)
   268. Coffee and conservation: Mozambique tries both on a mountain (7/11/18)
   269. TOP CLIMATE SCIENTIST JOINS COALITION IN CALLING FOR AN END TO CLEARCUTS AND TIMBER PLANTATIONS (7/10/18)
   270. Trump pardons Oregon ranchers, symbols of anti-federal movement (7/10/18)
   271. My View: Rethink clear-cut logging plans in gorge (7/10/18)
   272. Trump pardons Oregon ranchers at center of 40-day standoff (7/10/18)
   273. 7.5 Billion and Counting: How Many Humans Can the Earth Support? (7/9/18)
   274. National monument Trump gave back to 'the people of the United States' to be mined by Canadian firm (7/9/18)
   275. Redwood National And State Parks Hold Meetings for Prairie Creek Forest and Stream Restoration (7/9/18)
   276. Scientists Dig Deep to Track Down California’s Ever-Changing Groundwater Supply (7/6/18)
   277. This Ex-NRA Lobbyist Looks Like A Walking Ethics Violation For Zinke's Interior Department (7/6/18)
   278. Happy Homecoming for National Forest Newts (7/5/18)
   279. Editorial: Scott Pruitt, toxic waste (7/5/18)
   280. Conservation groups dismiss lawsuit following cancellation of timber sale in Cherokee National Forest (7/4/18)
   281. Dominick DellaSala, Barbara Zimmerman and Andy MacKinnon: Call for action on B.C.'s old-growth rainforests (7/4/18)
   282. We can't burn our way out of the climate crisis (7/2/18)
   283. Senator Mike Lee Pledges Long-Term Attack on Public Lands (7/2/18)
   284. A Napa County Environmental Initiative Fails By A Vote Of 51% To 49% (7/2/18)
   285. Scientists Map Old-Growth Redwoods’ Genome to Preserve Future Forests (7/1/18)
   286. West Sister Island Wilderness (7/2018)
   287. Brooks Falls Brown Bears (7/2018)
   288. Bundy Ville - A new series and podcast from Longreads, in partnership with Oregon Public Broadcasting. (6/2017)
   289. Progress on environment could slow on Supreme Court without Kennedy (6/29/18)
   290. Supreme Court to states: Live up to your treaty obligations (6/28/18)
   291. Nestle Allowed to Keep Taking Water From California Forest Despite Opposition (6/28/18)
   292. Freeman House, Influential Restorationist, Dies at 80 (6/27/18)
   293. Walden Calls On Trump To Pardon Oregon Ranchers At Heart Of Malheur Occupation (6/27/18)
   294. ‘Another Muir Woods’: Ancient North Bay redwood forest purchased for park (6/27/18)
   295. US proposes shrinking last endangered Red wolf habitat (6/27/18)
   296. Tropical forests suffered near-record tree losses in 2017 (6/27/18)
   297. Dome and curved walls of bamboo renew this open-air cafe (6/27/18)
   298. ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS TARGET CULTURE OF SECRECY AT ZINKE’S INTERIOR DEPARTMENT WITH NEW LAWSUIT (6/26/18)
   299. Family’s legendary grove of old-growth redwoods preserved (6/26/18)
   300. IF WE WANT SAFE DRINKING WATER, WE MUST RESTORE NATURAL FORESTS (6/20/18)
   301. Exclusive: Zinke linked to real estate deal with Halliburton chairman (6/19/18)
   302. Forest Protection in the Trump Era (6/19/18)
   303. From Africa’s Baobabs To America’s Pines: Our Ancient Trees Are Dying. (6/19/18)
   304. Northwest Forest Plan science synthesis released (6/19/18)
   305. Rare animals emerge after 20 years of reforestation in NW China (6/18/18)
   306. Farmed Fish Threaten British Columbia’s Wild Salmon Population (6/18/18)
   307. Global warming warning turns out to be prophetic (6/18/18)
   308. New Mexico national forest says no to geothermal drilling (6/18/18)
   309. Napa Land Trust protects more Lake Berryessa land from development (6/17/18)
   310. The Most Beautiful Forests In California (6/19/17)
   311. Pruitt lands Rose Bowl tickets for family, thanks to an energy company PR firm (6/15/18)
   312. Virtually Exploring the U.S. (6/15/18)
   313. These walking frogs are a must-see wonder (6/15/18)
   314. Judge sends Lincoln-area timber project back to Forest Service to reconsider (6/14/18)
   315. Mariposa Grove, Yosemite’s haven for giant sequoias, restored and ready for visitors (6/13/18)
   316. Better Use of Forests, Food and Land Can Deliver 30 Percent of Climate Solutions by 2030 (6/11/18)
   317. Reckoning with History: The devolution of conservation’s trust fund (6/8/18)
   318. With a human assist, wolves will return to Isle Royale National Park this year (6/7/18)
   319. California shift from annual to hourly GHG emissions tracking to focus reductions (6/6/18)
   320. Californians approve measure to fund parks, conservation (6/6/18)
   321. Tahoe Snowmobile Proposal Sparks Hostile Response (6/5/18)
   322. California is on fire again. Here are the 2018 fires happening right now (6/3/18)
   323. Officials on Trial for Authorizing Dam Linked to Berta Cáceres’s Murder (6/2/18)
   324. Mining rider would gut bedrock environmental law (6/2/18)
   325. The largest wildfire in California's modern history is finally out, more than 6 months after it started (6/2/18)
   326. Hotter years 'mean lower exam results' (5/30/18)
   327. Chad Hanson, Char Miller: A wildfire plan that makes things worse (5/30/18)
   328. Napa Measure C: Ecological health vs. grape cultivation (5/30/18)
   329. Wildlife Rangers Face A ‘Toxic Mix’ of Mental Strain and Lack of Support (5/31/18)
   330. Discovering new life in forests after fire (5/29/18)
   331. Cold-Season Temperature and Rainfall Drive Climate Suitability for Ticks in California (5/29/18)
   332. Europe’s Oldest Known Tree Discovered in Italy (5/29/18)
   333. Say 'no' to deception, Yes to Measure C (5/29/18)
   334. Do You C? There are more than slogans to Measure C —but here are some slogans for you (5/29/18)
   335. Measure C Protects the Water We All Need (5/28/18)
   336. Taller, older Amazon rainforests are more durable through drought (5/28/18)
   337. Timber is Oregon's biggest carbon polluter (5/16/18)
   338. Timber is Oregon’s biggest carbon polluter (5/16/18)
   wait to protect our environment (5/27/18)
   339. Divisive referendum seeks to limit vineyard growth in storied Napa Valley (5/23/18)
   340. Measure C is for the many, not the few (5/23/18)
   341. The Ancient Forests That Have Defied Urbanization (5/22/18)
   342. A California volcano once obliterated a forest and propelled ash 280 miles. Experts say it offers a warning (5/22/18)
   343. Biological Control Can Help To Stop An Aggressive, Invasive Forest Pathogen (5/21/18)
   344. Nestlé bottled water controversy becomes campaign issue in California race (5/21/18)
   345. Five Things to Know About Water Bonds on Upcoming California Ballots (5/21/18)
   346. Yields and Land Use in Agriculture (5/2018)
   347. Congress Rejects Anti-Environmental Farm Bill (5/18/18)
   348. Huge opportunity to remove largest dam on Eel River (5/18/18)
   349. Is Napa growing too much wine? Residents seek to preserve treasured land (5/18/18)
   350. Striving for sustainable forestry: history matters (5/17/18)
   351. ller than Niagara Falls: Giant sequoia forest preserved in landmark conservation deal (5/17/18)
   352. Emails Show Interior Expected To Learn Nothing From Public Input On Bears Ears Review (5/17/18)
   353. More pictures from Tuesday's #YesOnC rally in Napa. Save Napa's water and oak woodlands! Vote #YesOnC !! (5/17/18)
   354. https://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/environment/lawsuit-filed-over-hebgen-logging-project/article_c9bf3fe6-6974-55da-b37a-ee5205607710.html (5/16/18)
   355. The Amazing World of the Coniferous Forest Biome (5/15/18)
   356. California’s Healthy Soil Initiative wants to use dirt to fight climate change (5/15/18)
   357. A Billion-Dollar Fortune From Timber and Fire (5/14/18)
   358. A Billion-Dollar Fortune From Timber and Fire (5/14/18)
   359. 25 Years after the War in the Woods: Why B.C.’s forests are still in crisis (5/14/18)
   360. Governor Brown orders control burns and forest thinning ahead of fire season (5/14/18)
   361. Balboa Park Moreton Bay Fig Tree One of the largest trees of its kind in California. (5/11/18)
   362. Sierra Club is for Measure C (5/11/18)
   363. Wolves in Northern California aren’t just loping through anymore; they’re here to stay (5/11/18)
   364. 20,000 Scientists Have Now Signed A Paper Warning About The Future Of Humanity (5/12/18)
   365. Gov. Brown orders major offensive against wildfire threat (5/10/18)
   366. Statistics sharpen our satellite view of forest biomass (5/9/18)
   367. St. Helena City Council endorses Measure C (5/9/18)
   368. Tools For Understanding Sense Of Place Can Help Us Manage Natural Areas (5/8/18)
   369. Climate change ruining California’s environment, report warns (5/8/18)
   370. Napa Voters Face Initiative Regulating Vineyard Growth (5/7/18)
   371. UO duo finds way to predict shifts in watersheds as climate changes (5/7/18)
   372. Study: Wildfires Burn More Severely On Private Timber Plantations Than Public Forests (5/5/18)
   373. Separating water and politics isn't easy in California (5/5/18)
   374. Measure C — A compromise (5/4/18)
   375. California schools getting a little greener as environmental education guidelines roll out (5/4/18)
   376. Slow watershed recovery from Thomas fire leaves Montecito in continuing danger (5/2/18)
   377. A brief history of Yosemite’s Mariposa Grove (4/27/18)
   378. ARBOR DAY 2018 FACTS: THE OLDEST TREE IN THE WORLD, HOW FORESTS IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH (4/27/18)
   379. Forget the palm. Southern California's truly iconic tree is the big cone spruce (4/27/18)
   380. Facing extinction, Lassics lupine flower listed as endangered species in California (4/26/18)
   381. Mixed reactions as EPA declares biomass energy carbon neutral (4/24/18)
   382. The EPA Declared That Burning Wood Is Carbon Neutral. It’s Actually a Lot More Complicated (4/24/18)
   383. Billions of gallons of water saved by thinning forests (4/24/18)
   384. Study: Extreme weather swings increasingly likely for California (4/24/18)
   385. Rally for Yes on C! (5/10/18)
   386. Supervisors are an extension of the wine industry (4/23/18)
   387. Our Wild Forests in trouble again as Congress unleashes new attack (4/23/18)
   388. Meet the winners of the 2018 Goldman Environmental Prize (4/23/18)
   389. Introducing the 2017 Goldman Prize Winners (4/23/18)
   390. Science supports an imperative yes vote for Measure C (4/22/18)
   391. 9 things you don't know about John Muir On the anniversary of his birth, let's celebrate his love of nature. (4/20/18)
   392. They Finally Figured Out How Birds Navigate, They Can See the Earth’s Magnetic Fields (4/19/18)
   393. How Big Forests Solve Global Problems (4/19/18)
   394. Warriors of Rainbow Ridge (4/18/18)
   395. Warriors of Rainbow Ridge (4/18/18)
   396. The 10 eco-friendliest states in the U (4/18/18)
   397. Operating Under the Radar: Top Zinke Aides Undermine Protections for Public Lands and Endangered Species (4/18/18)
   398. Napa County, California: the Clash of Oligarchy & Democracy (4/18/18)
   399. Ryan Zinke refers to himself as a geologist. That's a job he's never held. (4/17/18)
   400. A plea to save California’s treasured coast redwoods, giant sequoias (4/17/18)
   401. This App Can Tell You the Indigenous History of the Land You Live On (4/16/18)
   402. World Earth Day 2018: 11 reasons to feel positive about the environment (4/16/18)
   403. Let's be perfectly clear. When the facts are on your side, it’s easy to stick to the truth. (4/16/18)
   404. Napa Valley should only change for the better (4/13/18)
   405. Letters to the Editor, April 14 (4/13/18)
   406. Howell Mountain vintner Joyce Black Sears: Measure C protects environment News/Press (4/13/18)
   407. National Park Service drops plan for $40 fee hike — $5 instead (4/12/18)
   408. Protecting Agriculture Requires Protection of Oak Woodlands (4/11/18)
   409. California Mobilizes to Save Invaluable Kelp – Will Efforts Be in Vain? (4/9/18)
   410. Napa River headed for another tipping point (4/9/18)
   411. Born in controversy, Napa County's ag preserve celebrated on its 50th anniversary (4/8/18)
   412. Battle for Napa Valley’s future: Proposed curb on vineyards divides county (4/8/18)
   413. Cattle grazing on Point Reyes public lands is incompatible with wildlife (4/7/18)
   414. These Kids Won a Court Case Forcing Colombia to Protect the Amazon (4/6/18)
   415. NO ON C CAMPAIGN THROWS IN THE TOWEL, AGREES TO ACCEPT COURT ORDER DIRECTING IT TO CORRECT FALSE AND MISLEADING STATEMENTS IN BALLOT ARGUMENTS, PAYS LEGAL FEES FOR YES ON C. (4/6/18)
   416. Lawsuit wants protections for 8 rivers, including Nevada’s Amargosa (4/6/18)
   417. Kathleen Parker: California forest fire whodunit case douses government in hot water (4/4/18)
   418. Conservation Groups Call For A Ban On Trapping Rare Martens (4/4/18)
   419. Vikings cleared the forests, now Iceland is bringing them back (4/4/18)
   420. Trump administration sues California over sale of federal lands (4/2/18)
   421. How California’s Giant Sequoias Tell the Story of Americans’ Conflicted Relationship With Nature (4/2018)
   422. Wildlife group launches drive to eliminate glue traps. (3/20/18)
   423. Wildfires trigger Sonoma County’s most dazzling spring wildflower display in decades (3/30/18)
   424. The forests are in crisis but biotechnology is not the solution (3/28/18)
   425. Harvard Board Member Calls on University to 'Stop Owning Climate Change' (3/28/18)
   426. Napa County "No on C" Campaign Sued Over Ballot Argument Mistruths (3/28/18)
   427. Preservation of Tongass National Forest is crucial to our national climate change policy (3/27/18)
   428. Study: Forests In Southeast Are Changed By Climate, And They Change It (3/27/18)
   429. Another Voice: Reform forestry tax law to protect water, climate, and communities (3/27/18)
   430. Wildfire funding fix will take 'a period of years' to protect U.S. forests (3/26/18)
   431. Got water? Thank (and save) a forest (3/26/18)
   432. Know Your Watershed Week, April 28-May 6 (3/26/18)
   433. Congress Says Biomass Is Carbon-Neutral, but Scientists Disagree (3/23/18)
   434. Congress Says Biomass Is Carbon-Neutral, but Scientists Disagree (3/23/18)
   435. Why One Outdoorsman Opposes the Proposed Wyoming Grizzly Hunt (3/23/18)
   436. OSU study: Carbon benefits in forest management change (3/22/18)
   437. U.S. Congress Rejects More than a Dozen Provisions to Weaken the Endangered Species Act (3/22/18)
   438. HEDGING OUR BETS (3/22/18)
   439. Spending bill would open the world’s largest intact temperate forest to logging (3/22/18)
   440. 3 things you didn’t know trees did for you (3/21/18)
   441. Timber titan appeals to Supreme Court over Moonlight Fire (3/21/18)
   442. California Watersheds Hold the Key to State’s Resource Challenges (3/20/18)
   443. Protecting the Forests (3/19/18)
   444. 10 beautiful surreal forests fit for a fairy tale (3/19/18)
   445. Allegation of illegal logging, and a cover-up, on the Tongass National Forest (3/19/18)
   446. TN Groups Sue Feds Over Treatment of Cherokee Forest (3/19/18)
   447. Wildlife group launches drive to eliminate glue traps. (3/16/18)
   448. Wildlife group launches drive to eliminate glue traps. (3/16/18)
   449. Soil fungi may help determine the resilience of forests to environmental change, according to UC Santa Cruz study (3/16/18)
   450. Placer County didn't adequately consider fire risk of massive Tahoe development, judge rules (3/16/18)
   451. US forests reach new heights with wood exports (3/12/18)
   452. What is biodiversity and why does it matter to us? (3/12/18)
   453. Endangered Species Protection Sought for California, Oregon Salamander Threatened by Logging (3/12/18)
   454. Latest count Saturday finds bald eagle population holding steady in San Bernardino Mountains, Inland parks (3/11/18)
   455. High-speed rail could doom mountain lions, other wildlife in Santa Cruz Mountains, biologists say (3/9/18)
   456. Female firefighter chosen to steady Forest Service amid scandal (3/9/18)
   457. Hatchery-raised salmon released into Sierra creek to save endangered species (3/8/18)
   458. Forests are crucial in salvaging the Paris goals – EU must lead the way (3/6/18)
   459. Does Napa Need to Choose Between Grapevines and Oak Trees? (3/6/18)
   460. Klamath Communities Begin a Revolution in Forest Management (3/6/18)
   461. City, State & National Civil Rights Leaders Commemorate 50th Anniversary of Watershed Event in Civil Rights History (3/6/18)
   462. Rich People Are Ruining Wine... and Napa Valley is forever changing as a result. (3/6/18)
   463. Limitless vineyard development is not sustainable. Who pays for that? (3/5/18)
   464. Forest Service seeks input on off-highway vehicle grant application (3/5/18)
   465. Walking with wolves in Angeles National Forest (3/3/18)
   466. LEGO Will Start Selling Sustainable, Plant-Based Blocks This Year (3/2/18)
   467. Prop 68: The Clean Water and Safe Parks Act Vote "YES" on Prop 68, The Clean Water and Safe Parks Act! (3/1/18)
   468. 4 ways animals sense a world invisible to humans (3/1/18)
   469. The Most Polluted River in the World, Citarum River, Indonesia (3/2018)
   470. Do Trees Talk to Each Other? A controversial German forester says yes, and his ideas are shaking up the scientific world (3/2018)
   471. Trees Talk to Each Other in a Language We Can Learn, Ecologist Claims (2/28/18)
   472. World's first plastic-free supermarket aisle debuts in Amsterdam (2/28/18)
   473. Know Before You Vote: The Science and History Behind the 2018 Napa County Watershed and Oak Woodland Protection Initiative (2/28/18)
   474. Study finds ‘rock moisture’ spared California forest from drought (2/26/18)
   475. Sex and shrubbery: Presidio biologists seek mates for SF’s loneliest plant (2/26/18)
   476. 'One in a million' yellow cardinal spotted in Alabama (2/26/18)
   477. Drinking at Cal Fire academy brings down 14 more firefighters (2/24/18)
   478. Renovation is always a better use of resources than demolition and replacement (2/23/18)
   479. New Report Finds Climate Change Could Take A $1 Billion Bite From Winter Sports (2/23/18)
   480. More logging won’t make California forests healthier (2/22/18)
   481. One Million Trees Pledged to 'Trump Forest' to Offset President's Anti-Climate Agenda (2/20/18)
   482. Some states are trying to downplay teaching of climate change. Teachers see ‘educational malpractice’ (2/20/18)
   483. Greenwashed Timber: How Sustainable Forest Certification Has Failed (2/20/18)
   484. The Birth of California’s State Park System (2/20/18)
   485. Famed Mariposa Grove of giant sequoias to reopen in June (2/19/18)
   486. With 10 Million Acres in Patagonia, a National Park System Is Born (2/19/18)
   487. 2 Bears Burned in California Wildfire Spotted in the Wild (2/18/18)
   488. Dramatic decline in Borneo's orangutan population as 150,000 lost in 16 years (2/15/18)
   489. Trump's Budget Will Destroy National Parks (2/15/18)
   490. Who saved the Napa Valley since 1968? (2/15/18)
   491. Aguiar-Curry secures $15 million from Natural Resources Agency to complete Middle Creek Restoration Project (2/13/18)
   492. 2 California Bald Eagle Hatchings Make Their Debut On Webcam (2/13/18)
   493. Tree-trimming crews find elaborate tree house in California park (2/9/18)
   494. Climate 'Hero' Gets Three-Year Prison Sentence for Shutting Down Tar Sands Pipeline (2/7/18)
   495. California forest management blamed for wildfire increase (2/7/18)
   496. Western states lead the fight to maintain net neutrality (2/6/18)
   497. Carbon pricing could save millions of hectares of tropical forest: new study (2/5/18)
   498. Eucalyptus: How California’s Most Hated Tree Took Root (2/1/18)
   499. Forest Refuge (Spring, 2018)
   500. Stripes of wildflowers across farm fields could cut pesticide spraying (1/31/18)
   501. 67 Environmental Rules on the Way Out Under Trump (1/31/18)
   502. Senators Introduce ANTIQUITIES Act to Protect National Monuments from Trump Administration’s Attempts to Roll Back Protections (1/30/18)
   503. Study shows wetlands provide landscape-scale reduction in nitrogen pollution (1/29/18)
   504. 5 epic hikes through California’s ancient sequoia and redwood groves (1/28/18)
   505. California lawmaker targets plastic straws at restaurants to help environment (1/26/18)
   506. In California’s Sierra Nevada, Putting the Trees to Work (1/25/18)
   507. 'Niksen' is the delightful Dutch concept of doing nothing (1/24/18)
   508. Study: Humble Piñon Trees May Have Key Role in Western Water Cycles (1/24/18)
   509. A ‘Floating Fillet’: Rice Farmers Grow Bugs To Help Restore California’s Salmon (1/23/18)
   510. The list of cities suing major fossil fuel companies over climate change just got longer (1/23/18)
   511. California’s Proposed Budget Reveals Water, Climate Priorities (1/23/18)
   512. To Prevent Fires, California Cracks Down on Power Companies (1/23/18)
   513. Zinke signs land-swap deal allowing road through Alaska’s Izembek wilderness (1/22/18)
   514. Uranium mines in Bears Ears? Shame on Trump. (1/22/18)
   515. Pot farms are poisoning spotted owls in the Emerald Triangle, study finds (1/22/18)
   516. Quiet recreation generates economic bang (1/20/18)
   517. This amphibian – loved for its legs – threatens its California cousins (1/20/18)
   518. The Mad King Flies His Flag (1/19/18)
   519. NASA: 2017 was second hottest year on record — trailing only 2016 (1/18/18)
   520. Warming, water crisis, unrest: Iran fits an alarming pattern (1/18/18)
   521. Come out and count bald eagles in Southern California, no experience required (1/18/18)
   522. Nearly all members of National Park Service advisory panel resign in frustration (1/17/18)
   523. Photographer Spends Years Taking Photos Of Endangered Animals, They’re Heartbreakingly Beautiful (1/16/18)
   524. Mass tree die-offs lead to disaster, and a Cal Poly professor is looking for answers (1/16/18)
   525. Could biodiversity destruction lead to a global tipping point? (1/16/18)
   526. Why millions of dead trees in the Sierra may have helped save water during the drought (1/16/18)
   527. Why 'sustainable forest management' does not make wood a good climate alternative to fossil fuels (1/15/18)
   528. New Online Tool Tailors Weather Forecasts to Watersheds (1/15/18)
   529. Coho salmon return to west Marin County watershed (1/14/18)
   530. U.S. says snow-loving lynx, reintroduced in Colorado in 1999, no longer need special protection (1/11/18)
   531. Protecting our public lands to protect our economy (1/10/18)
   532. Got Science? Ep.24: A Retreat from Science at the Department of Interior (1/9/18)
   533. Center for Biological Diversity Reports U.S. Supreme Court Slams Door on California Suction Dredge Miners (1/9/18)
   534. Outlook 2018: The Biggest Water Topics in the West This Year (1/8/18)
   535. National Forest 'Fee Free' Days For 2018 Announced (1/8/18)
   536. Costs to Fight 2017 California Wildfires Shatter Records (1/8/18)
   537. Don’t go back to clear-cutting the Tongass (1/5/18)
   538. Interior rescinds climate, conservation policies because they’re ‘inconsistent’ with Trump’s energy goals (1/5/18)
   539. Ozone hole is officially shrinking, proof that international treaties can be effective (1/5/18)
   540. Community Voices: Drastic Changes in Forest Management, Like More Logging, Aren't the Answer to Wildfires (1/3/18)
   541. The birds we've lost: 10 incredible avian species that are gone forever (1/3/18)
   542. EARTH WILL START BECOMING A DESERT BY 2050 IF GLOBAL WARMING ISN’T STOPPED, STUDY SAYS (1/2/18)
   543. There Is No “No-Fire” Option in California (1/2/18)
   544. Wildfires are natural disasters, but Congress refuses to budget for them (1/2/18)
   545. As fish disappear, Trump administration seeks to pump more California water south (1/2/18)
   546. Parts of California, West may never look the same after wildfires (1/1/18)
7. 2017
   1. Defending the environment has become a suicide mission in many parts of the world (12/2017)
   2. World Population Clock: 7.6 Billion People (2017)- Worldometers (12/2017)
   3. Hollywood pumas to roam in wildlife habitat after land purchase (12/30/17)
   4. Hikers Filmed Great Horned Owl Swimming In Lake Powell (12/29/17)
   5. This Land Was Your Land (12/29/17)
   6. A Year of Dramatic Climate Change—Both Environmentally and Politically (12/29/17)
   7. Some salmon left to fish around for spawning ground (12/26/17)
   8. Thousands once spoke his language in the Amazon. Now, he’s the only one. (12/26/17)
   9. Electric and plug-in hybrid cars whiz past 3m mark worldwide (12/25/17)
   10. Preventing deadly wildfires demands new ways of thinking (12/24/17)
   11. What's that noise coming from the forest? (12/22/17)
   12. 5 steps to reducing paper clutter at home (12/22/17)
   13. U.S. Senate OKs wilderness in Río Grande del Norte National Monument (12/21/17)
   14. Scientists Say Humans' 'Lack of Empathy' Is Leading to Global Species Annihilation (12/21/17)
   15. In 2017, politics overshadowed science and scientists fought back (12/20/17)
   16. GOP Tax Bill: How the Environment Lost (12/20/17)
   17. Old-growth forests offer safe haven to bird species struggling with climate change (12/18/17)
   18. Climate change will displace millions in coming decades. Nations should prepare now to help them (12/18/15)
   19. With 'furoshiki,' you won't need wrapping paper this holiday season. (12/18/13)
   20. Thomas fire could become largest on record in California (12/16/17)
   21. An Incomplete Timeline of What We Tried - Working back from human extinction. (12/15/17)
   22. We must protect biodiversity (12/15/17)
   23. Q&A with Prafulla Samantara (12/15/17)
   24. Republican bill seeks to open federal wilderness areas to bikes (12/12/17)
   25. What fire researchers learned from Northern California blazes (12/11/18)
   26. Presenting facts as ‘consensus’ bridges conservative-liberal divide over climate change (12/11/17)
   27. Farmworkers are risking their health to harvest produce near California wildfires. (12/11/17)
   28. California losing 2 million trees a month as drought-related plague drags on (12/11/17)
   29. Clear-cutting moves up to No. 1 emissions source in Oregon (12/11/17)
   30. Thomas Fire on the Los Padres (12/11/17)
   31. Mistletoe (12/10/17)
   32. Meet the caterpillar that could pass for a Christmas ornament (12/9/14)
   33. Wildlife victory crowned by 20 herds with 13,000 elk (12/9/17)
   34. Marin’s Lagunitas Creek Welcomes Unexpected Guests in this Year’s Spawning Season (12/9/17)
   35. Trail trees are a living Native American legacy (12/8/15)
   36. California Fire Chief Raises Threat Level To 'Never Used' Purple (12/7/17)
   37. After the Fires: Redwood Rustling on Our Hillsides. Who’s in Charge Here? (12/7/17)
   38. Decades-past logging still threatens spotted owls in national forests (12/6/17)
   39. Climate change gives California’s wildfire season an unwelcome boost (12/6/17)
   40. California fires burn 1 million acres in 2017 (12/5/17)
   41. 2 kiwi birds are rare bright spot in grim extinction report (12/5/17)
   42. Our shrinking national monuments (12/5/17)
   43. Despite city tree benefits, California urban canopy cover per capita lowest in US (12/4/17)
   44. SEC rolls out emergency watershed protection program (12/1/17)
   45. California is losing its prized rural forestland, one luxury home and one ski run at a time (12/1/17)
   46. Where is the remotest spot in the United States? (12/1/17)
   47. Energy and Environment Trump to cut Bears Ears National Monument by 85 percent, Grand Staircase-Escalante by half, documents show (11/30/17)
   48. Business EPA hears worries about climate in heart of coal country (11/28/17)
   49. Hard-to-find redwood grove no longer so elusive, and trees are suffering (11/26/17)
   50. Lagunitas Creek gets odd visitor: pink salmon (11/26/17)
   51. 8 tips for reducing food waste this Thanksgiving (11/22/17)
   52. Huge wildfires can wipe out California’s greenhouse gas gains (11/21/17)
   53. The OREC Movement: What you need to know (11/20/17)
   54. 'Save mangrove forests from destruction' (11/20/17)
   55. The Congressional Anti-Parks Caucus in Power (11/20/17)
   56. Grizzly bear deaths raise questions about delisting (11/18/17)
   57. Anthony Doerr: We Were Warned (11/18/17)
   58. #FOREWORDFRIDAY: WILDFIRE AND WATER EDITION (11/17/17)
   59. Digital artist creates "visual sounds" from Amazonian birdsongs (11/17/17)
   60. Season’s First Big Storm: Your Rainfall Totals (11/17/17)
   61. EPIC petitioning to ban clearcutting in Humboldt County (11/15/17)
   62. Special Report from the Occupied Forest: Meet Activists Fighting Europe’s Largest Open-Pit Coal Mine (11/15/17)
   63. 'It has no protections': scientists fight for wildfire-burned land amid logging threat (11/15/17)
   64. The Place Where All the Bigfoot Believers Unite (11/15/17)
   65. Congress, Trump Exploit Fire Tragedy to Promote Logging Agenda (11/14/17)
   66. The U.S. Is Tackling Global Warming, Even if Trump Isn't (11/14/17)
   67. Sounding the alarm on biodiversity loss (11/14/17)
   68. Lion in San Francisco a testament to big spike in wildlife (11/13/17)
   69. 15,000 scientists publish stark warning on the future of humanity (11/13/17)
   70. Virginia Wilderness Expansion Would Link Ecologically Vital Areas (11/10/17)
   71. What Do We Know About Mountain Snowpack, Runoff? Far Too Little (11/8/17)
   72. Sierra Pacific Industries to clearcut log on steep and unstable slopes SE of Weaverville, CA. (11/8/17)
   73. Syria has become a signatory of the Paris climate agreement -leaving US only country in the world to refuse climate change deal (11/7/17)
   74. If Jerry Brown can’t sell California on two Delta tunnels, would just one fly? (11/6/17)
   75. Defend Richmond Hills Initiative (11/5/17)
   76. Life well lived: Katie Lee, beloved ‘Goddess of Glen Canyon,’ dies at 98 (11/5/17)
   77. Volunteers collect acorns to restore oak groves lost in Wine Country fires (11/5/17)
   78. Why You Don't Want the States Managing Public Land (11/2/17)
   79. Effort to Steward a Rare Free-Flowing California River Gains Traction (11/2/17)
   80. Can you identify these common foods in the wild? (11/2/17)
   81. 'Breathtakingly audacious' project aims to plant 73 million trees in Amazon (11/1/17)
   82. Interoceanic Highway incites deforestation in Peru, threatens more to come (11/1/17)
   83. Visitor Spending Effects - Economic Contributions of National Park Visitor Spending (10/2017)
   84. The changing politics of woods work (10/30/17)
   85. Two Years After California’s Biggest Dam Removal, Fish Rebound (10/30/17)
   86. The 301 Mammal Species Most Threatened by Overhunting (10/30/17)
   87. Kickoff to Caples Ecological Restoration Project northwest of Kirkwood (10/29/17)
   88. AFTER THE NAPA FIRES, A DISASTER-IN-WAITING: TOXIC ASH (10/29/17)
   89. Mobile App Launched for Forest Conservation (10/28/17)
   90. Ryan Zinke: cowboy in Trump's cabinet taking aim at America's public lands (10/27/17)
   91. For an Endangered Animal, a Fire or Hurricane Can Mean the End (10/25/17)
   92. Growing pains: The oldest trees on Earth ripped themselves apart, fossils show (10/24/17)
   93. FSC mulls rule change to allow certification for recent deforesters (10/24/17)
   94. Why Is This Deer Licking This Fox? (10/23/17)
   95. Does the Douglas Fir Tree Deserve Its Own Monument? (10/23/17)
   96. California Wildfire Explainer: Toxic Smoke, Cannabis, and Your Health (10/23/17)
   97. Restoring nature is climate equivalent of stopping burning oil (10/19/17)
   98. The world's 11 certified Dark Sky Reserves, where the stars run riot (10/18/17)
   99. Brazil minister: Amazon deforestation 'drops by 16%' (10/18/17)
   100. 10 of the world's most inspiring trees (10/17/17)
   101. Where the Fires in Northern California Came From, and What Lies Ahead (10/17/17)
   102. Ancient Trees: This Woman Spent 14 Years Photographing The World’s Oldest Trees (10/16/17)
   103. Grizzlies Saved This Vietnam Vet’s Life. Now He’s Fighting To Return The Favor. (10/16/17)
   104. David Attenborough says world must act now on plastic after witnessing its impacts filming Blue Planet II (10/15/17)
   105. Rejecting the mommy mandate: "Our culture made motherhood feel so inevitable" (10/14/17)
   106. 5 Environmental Defenders Who Give Us Hope (10/13/17)
   107. Trump’s new environmental nominee says carbon dioxide isn’t a pollutant (10/13/17)
   108. As Deadly Wildfires Rage in California, a Look at How Global Warming Fuels Decades of Forest Fires (10/11/17)
   109. California’s Wildfires: Why Have They Been So Destructive? (10/11/17)
   110. What Needs to be Done to Stop Wildfires in Drought-Killed Forests (10/11/17)
   111. Tiny Mouse Is Huge Success Story for Endangered Species Act (10/11/17)
   112. Congress Aims Killing Blow at Public Lands (10/11/17)
   113. Climate Change Blamed for Half of Increased Forest Fire Danger (10/10/16)
   114. Drought and Heat, Worsened by Humans, Help Fuel California Fires (10/10/17)
   115. Tahoe National Forest purchases 732 acres of South Yuba River headwaters (10/10/17)
   116. It's official: this was California's worst fire season ever (10/9/17)
   117. Stanford research finds that diversity of large animals plays an important role in carbon cycle (10/9/17)
   118. How You Can Help With North Bay Fire Relief Efforts (10/9/17)
   119. Why in the world would anyone want a wooden nail? (10/9/17)
   120. Rep. Cook backs $567.5M request for federal wildfire policy overhaul (10/6/17)
   121. New Climate Funding Includes $500 Million To Protect Forests (10/5/17)
   122. Hero Dog Refuses to Leave His Family's Eight Goats; Protects Herd and Baby Deer from California Wildfires (10/16/17)
   123. People and Trees: Intimately Connected Through the Ages (10/5/17)
   124. Study: Supporting owls compatible with managing forests for fire, drought (10/5/17)
   125. In a Body Farm for Trees, Scientists Root Out the Killers (10/5/17)
   126. Trump Administration Denies Endangered Species Protection for 25 Species Pacific Walrus, Boreal Toad, Fisher Among Species Wrongly Denied Protection (10/4/17)
   127. Study points to win-win for spotted owls and forest management (10/4/17)
   128. Over 100 Years Ago, the US Government Commissioned 7,500 Watercolor Paintings of Every Kind of Fruit in the Country (10/3/17)
   129. Sierra Pacific Industries to log in nice high elevation stands used by California’s only wolverine. (10/3/17)
   130. Napa Valley Vintners now wants more collaboration on watershed initiative (10/2/17)
   131. Enchanted: Forest of Light: Pre-Sale Begins (10/2/17)
   132. Enchanted: Forest of Light: Pre-Sale Begins (10/2/17)
   133. Douglas County spends safety net cash on pro-timber video (10/1/17)
   134. ARTIFICIAL TREES COULD OFFSET CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS (9/2017)
   135. Salvage Logging (9/2017)
   136. Napa Vision 2050 announces support for the Napa County Watershed and Oak Woodland Protection Initiative of 2018. (9/2017)
   137. Finally, a focus on saving the great forests of the Sierra. Is it too late? (9/30/17)
   138. Degraded Tropical Forests Now Release More Carbon Than They Store, New Study Finds (9/29/17)
   139. Battle to Protect 50 Million Forest Acres May Finally Be Won After 16 Years (9/29/17)
   140. Public Lands Move People (9/28/17)
   141. Songbird populations may indicate trouble in northwestern forests (9/27/17)
   142. House, Senate Committees Attack Environmental Laws Using Wildfires as Pretext (9/27/17)
   143. There’s Something Fishy About These Trees...| Deep Look (9/26/17)
   144. Zinke: One-third of Interior employees not loyal to Trump (9/26/17)
   145. Decoding California’s redwood trees to bolster future forests (9/26/17)
   146. Why Disappearing Sierra Nevada Meadows Are Bad News for Water (9/25/17)
   147. Need for a scientific basis of EU climate policy on forests (9/24/17)
   148. Lawsuit filed against Napa County over Mountain Peak decision by Supervisors (9/22/17)
   149. As Fires Grow, a New Landscape Appears in the West (9/21/17)
   150. Forest Degradation: Canada’s Skeleton in the Closet (9/21/17)
   151. U.S. and Syria are now the only nations that don’t support the Paris climate agreement (9/21/17)
   152. The Outdoor Apparel Industry Is Fighting for Public Lands (9/20/17)
   153. The West’s Wildfires Are Taking a Toll on Reservoirs (9/20/17)
   154. U.S. burns through wildland firefighting budget, and the season may yet worsen (9/20/17)
   155. Restoring forest health, one fire at a time (9/20/17)
   156. It’s time to wake up to the climate change threat and take steps to mitigate its effects (9/19/17)
   157. A vision of the future with self-driving cars, drones, hyperloops and infinite suburbia (9/19/17)
   158. More logging on public lands means more wildfires (9/19/17)
   159. California’s national monuments spared in Trump review (9/18/17)
   160. Are Environmentalists To Blame For All These Fires? (9/17/17)
   161. EPIC 40th Fall Celebration Features Casey Neill, Alice DiMicele and Joanne Rand (9/16/17)
   162. California Commits $5 Million to Turn Dead Trees to Fuel (9/13/17)
   163. EPIC Victory: Klamath Old-Growth Saved From Logging (9/13/17)
   164. Scientists: Future of oldest tree species on Earth in peril (9/13/17)
   165. CONGRESS CONSIDERS NEW ENERGY LAND HEIST BILL (9/12/17)
   166. The Pope’s confusing message on climate change (9/12/16)
   167. 'Big chop' on forestry sends greenhouse emissions skyrocketing (9/11/17)
   168. California declares state of emergency in 3 counties where fires have burned thousands of acres (9/8/17)
   169. Sierra Pacific Industries Inc. alleged to violate Clean Water Act (9/8/17)
   170. Banned Pesticides Showing Up in California Water (9/8/17)
   171. Bay Area highways hot spots for roadkill, report shows (9/7/17)
   172. Billions of dead trees force US fire crews to shift tactics (9/7/17)
   173. Scientists say decline in monarch butterflies brings risk of extinction (9/7/17)
   174. Ash falls like snow in Seattle as wildfires rage in Pacific Northwest (9/6/17)
   175. How Forest Forensics Could Prevent the Theft of Ancient Trees (9/6/17)
   176. In California, conservationists face off with vineyard owners (9/5/17)
   177. Nine Things Oregonians Should Know About Forest Fires (9/5/17)
   178. After its dams came down, a river is reborn (9/4/17)
   179. 19 wildfires burn in California (9/3/17)
   180. How Trump Is Jeopardizing the Future of America's Public Lands (9/1/17)
   181. Environmental groups win documents related to Nestlé operations in San Bernardino National Forest (8/30/17)
   182. City Trees Boost Health and Wealth (8/30/17)
   183. Cornell Launches Free Climate Change Course Online (8/29/17)
   184. No, we can’t — and shouldn’t — stop forest fires (8/29/17)
   185. How much might 'the California Water Fix' cost LA? (8/29/17)
   186. Study Reveals the Big Climate Impact of the Way Drought Kills Trees (8/25/17)
   187. HARVEY DIDN’T COME OUT OF THE BLUE. NOW IS THE TIME TO TALK ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE. (8/28/17)
   188. PUBLIC WORKSHOP for Russian River Watershed Pathogen TMDL (8/25/17)
   189. Trump’s science envoy quits in scathing letter with an embedded message: I-M-P-E-A-C-H (8/23/17)
   190. Scientists: The Endangered Species Act Needs You (8/23/17)
   191. California's Forests Continue To Die After Years Of Drought (8/22/17)
   192. Spate of forest fires in Northern California started by one man, prosecutors say (8/22/17)
   193. Lake Tahoe Report Highlights Threat of Dying Forests (8/21/17)
   194. Salmon season flops: Drought years cut North Coast fishing (8/21/17)
   195. Salmon season flops: Drought years cut North Coast fishing (8/21/17)
   196. Genetic screening to speed up search for resilient pines in Tahoe forests (8/21/17)
   197. Trump Forest organizers want to resist Trump with billions of trees (8/18/17)
   198. Forests taking longer to recover from drought due to hotter temperatures, study says (8/17/17)
   199. Study reveals new salmon species (8/17/17)
   200. Identify Tree Mortality by Colorful Forests as Caltrans Paints Hazard Trees Orange (8/17/17)
   201. Trump administration kills push to ban bottled water in national parks (8/17/17)
   202. This colorful frog’s survival is at risk in California’s streams. Here’s how the state could save it (8/17/17)
   203. California Endangered Species Protection recommended for Cascades frog (8/16/17)
   204. 27 National Monuments Are Under Review. Here Are Five to Watch. (8/16/17)
   205. Napa County Supervisors side with Raymond Vineyards (8/16/17)
   206. Trump Plan Could Open This Giant Sequoia Monument to Logging (8/16/17)
   207. Trump Plan Could Open This Giant Sequoia Monument to Logging (8/16/17)
   208. Trump administration will keep hands off California's Sand to Snow National Monument (8/16/17)
   209. When Governing Powers go Rogue. (8/14/17)
   210. The world is on fire (8/14/17)
   211. Winery appeals stacking up before Napa County Board of Supervisors (8/14/17)
   212. Fighting Drug Cartels in California’s Emerald Triangle (8/14/17)
   213. Moth Posing Danger To Trees, Crops Turns Up In Santa Cruz (8/14/17)
   214. How carbon farming could halt climate change (8/10/17)
   215. Trump Rethinks America’s Best Idea (8/10/17)
   216. Environmentalists say proposed cannabis grow rules fail to protect wildlife (8/10/17)
   217. Reporting on the State of the Climate in 2016 (8/10/17)
   218. 2016 confirmed as planet's hottest year (8/10/17)
   219. 9-Year-Old Starts Initiative to Help Protect America’s National Monuments (8/9/17)
   220. Orlando Becomes 40th City to Commit to 100% Renewable Energy (8/9/17)
   221. Wild bees thrive after severe forest fires (8/8/17)
   222. Has James O’Keefe Accidentally Stung Himself Again? (8/8/17)
   223. One of the Largest Dam Removals in California History Inches Forward (8/7/17)
   224. Let Forest Fires Burn? What the Black-Backed Woodpecker Knows (8/6/17)
   225. Huffman Unveils Bill to Protect and Restore Local Forests and Watersheds, and He Wants Your Feedback (8/3/17)
   226. China's Gobi Desert feeds Yosemite National Park's forest, study says (8/2/17)
   227. Northern California fires responsible for hazy skies (8/2/17)
   228. US SCIENTISTS, PLEASE RUN FOR OFFICE. THE PLANET NEEDS YOU (8/1/17)
   229. Court keeps Great Lakes wolves on endangered species list (8/1/17)
   230. LCV NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SCORECARD (8/2017)
   231. USDA Roadless Area Conservation (7/2017)
   232. Why Americans are fighting over a gorgeous monument called Bears Ears (7/30/17)
   233. Dark Sky designation puts Joshua Tree National Park in a new light (7/29/17)
   234. How Donald Trump Made ‘An Inconvenient Sequel’ 10 Times More Relevant (7/29/17)
   235. Protect your home from wildfire – before it’s too late (7/28/17)
   236. A Call to Activism for Outdoor Apparel Makers (7/27/17)
   237. Beetle-killed trees used in local restaurant and Burning Man event (7/27/17)
   238. David Bernhardt: Another Pro-Polluter In Charge of Our Environment (7/27/17)
   239. Flying Is Bad for the Planet. You Can Help Make It Better. (7/27/17)
   240. Pummeled by drought and climate change, beloved Lake Tahoe in hot water (7/27/17)
   241. How to Talk to a Paris Accord Skeptic (7/26/17)
   242. A California counter-attack could ward off land transfers (7/26/17)
   243. Toxic waste from U.S. pot farms alarms experts (7/25/17)
   244. As Interior Secretary Swaggers Through Parks, His Staff Rolls Back Regulations (7/25/17)
   245. At Berryessa National Monument, Wildflowers and Rebirth (7/25/17)
   246. Take the August Recess Challenge to Stop Extinction and Help Stop Congress from Gutting the Endangered Species Act! (7/25/17)
   247. As a river dies: India could be facing its ‘greatest human catastrophe' ever (7/25/17)
   248. How a Guy From a Montana Trailer Park Overturned 150 Years of Biology (7/24/17)
   249. Trump isn’t planning to conduct an environmental review of his ecologically disastrous border wall (7/22/17)
   250. One way to save the environment from invasive species? Eat them (7/21/17)
   251. The Last Vaquitas: “I’ve Seen More Dead Than Alive” (7/21/17)
   252. The Last Vaquitas: “I’ve Seen More Dead Than Alive” (7/21/17)
   253. 15 of the most remarkable trees in America (7/20/17)
   254. California Welcomes Four Wolf Pups! (7/20/17)
   255. Trump’s Interior nominee dogged by questions over lobbying (7/20/17)
   256. 7 fire lookout towers where you can spend the night (7/19/17)
   257. GOP push to shift state water policy away from conservation (7/19/17)
   258. THE WEST IS ON FIRE. BLAME THE HOUSING CRISIS (7/18/17)
   259. War-torn South Sudan at grave risk on climate change (7/18/17)
   260. Good news: Mountain lions are afraid of you, too (7/18/17)
   261. Cute, clever mobile ranger station added to Vallejo-based U.S. Forest Service, to launch Sunday (7/17/17)
   262. Seas Rise, Trees Die: Climate Change Before Your Eyes (7/16/17)
   263. The drought may be over, but the effects of it will last for years to come (7/14/17)
   264. 46 Republicans Join Democrats to Slap Trump in the Face With Huge Climate Change Concession (7/14/17)
   265. Groups Make Economic Case for Protecting CA National Monuments (7/14/17)
   266. The New Normal: California Forest Fires Have Doubled in Size (7/13/17)
   267. He impersonated a firefighter in a burglary. Then Cal Fire gave him a job. (7/13/17)
   268. The New Normal: California Forest Fires Have Doubled in Size (7/13/17)
   269. Ranchers allowed 5-year extension to graze cattle in Point Reyes National Seashore (7/13/17)
   270. This bobcat brings in $308,000 a year (7/13/17)
   271. Photo: Baby frog's awkward phase (7/13/17)
   272. Terrifying new report reveals how deadly environmental work has become (7/13/17)
   273. Bad Public Land Bills (7/12/17)
   274. Vallejo agency among those honored for going green (7/12/17)
   275. An iceberg the size of Delaware has broken off Antarctica (7/12/12)
   276. 87 Percent of Americans Unaware There's Scientific Consensus on Climate Change (7/11/17)
   277. How to Plant a Tree in the Desert (7/11/17)
   278. Bark beetle infestation continues to threaten Tahoe-Truckee forests (7/11/17)
   279. As California Burns, Trump’s Proposed Cuts To Forest Service Loom (7/11/17)
   280. At Walden, Thoreau Wasn’t Really Alone With Nature (7/10/17)
   281. NASA wants to battle SoCal wildfires by predicting where they start (7/10/17)
   282. Are wildfires worsening due to development, climate change and controversial forest management? (7/7/17)
   283. Why An Environmental Activist Organization Sent Senators A Bunch Of Condoms (7/7/17)
   284. From fishers to foxes, illegal pot growers are poisoning wildlife in Northern California forests (5/7/17)
   285. Bill Evers, SF environmentalist and attorney, dies at 90 (7/6/17)
   286. Challenging Trump, Gov. Brown plans world ‘climate action summit' in SF (7/6/17)
   287. Environmental Groups File Another Richardson Grove Lawsuit (7/6/17)
   288. There’s no support to shrink Giant Sequoia National Monument (7/6/17)
   289. Climate change expected to fuel larger forest fires — if it hasn’t already (7/5/17)
   290. Wolf family sprouts in Lassen National Forest with birth of 3 pups (7/5/17)
   291. Trump administration plans to reduce size of Sequoia National Monument in Tulare County (7/4/17)
   292. A leap in lampreys: Unlovely fish ma