Government slashes funding for environmental groups encouraging diversity
Environmental organizations lose funding, even after some removed language from their websites
World’s largest Indigenous-led conservation project launched
A $375M landmark partnership is backing Indigenous-led conservation and development across the Northwest Territories
Conservation, controversy and proposed changes to the MMPA
Conservation science and industry interests intersect as Congress considers changes to the Marine Mammal Protection Act
Local leaders lift their voices
Maine Chapter members meet with congressional staffers to educate on the importance of USGS Cooperative Research Units
BLM seeks to deemphasize conservation on public lands
The rule aimed to give conservation equal importance to other land uses across millions of acres of public lands
Process begins to end Roadless Rule
USDA has kicked off the process of rescinding the rule limiting road building and timber harvest
Rethinking the costs and benefits of habitat modification
New research revisits a long-standing management tool, revealing that food plot design can shape bird communities and harbor invasive species
AI cracks the code to monitor mixed bird colonies
An innovative AI system monitors seabird colonies with over 90% accuracy
Has Trump admin affected ecological research and management?
Survey reveals broad concern over harm to U.S. science—but some support federal changes
