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Leading the Effort to Restore Wet Meadows

In 2015, intense drought conditions and contentious water-related issues dominated the news in California and many other western states.

Longleaf conservation gets high-tech help

Recognizing a healthy longleaf pine forest is easy enough, when you’re walking through it.

UAV offers new angle for killer whale research

It was a scene that few people, if any, had ever witnessed: An adult male killer whale chasing down a salmon, then carrying it back to his pod and casually r

Scientists deploy ‘nanotags’ to study shorebirds

Scientists with the New Jersey Audubon are using some of the world’s smallest tracking devices to solve one of the biggest conservation mysteries: What is dr

Mississippi’s conservation game plan

Restoring an oyster reef along the Gulf might seem like a relatively simple task – just pick the right spot near an established reef

Hurricane Sandy projects strengthen local community resilience

Sweet Sue’s Bake Shop sits just two blocks from the Chesapeake Bay.

Louisiana Vessel Owners to Begin Voluntary Repose to Help Restore Gulf Oceanic Fish

Seven Louisiana fishers have volunteered to stop using their pelagic longline (PLL) fishing gear in the Gulf starting March&nbs

Living Shores, Strong Coasts

Like thousands of others in coastal communities along the East Coast, the people of the Shinnecock Reservation near Southampto

Southern Landowners Welcome Woodpeckers

The owners of historic timberlands and vast hunting properties containing some of South Carolina’s best longleaf pine forests are pioneering a new approach t

Thinking Big to Restore the Gulf

New land rises from the sea in just a few places around the world, hot spots of regeneration such as Hawaii, Iceland, Japan … and Pascagoula, Mississip