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How We’re Helping Grizzlies Come Back from the Brink
Wyoming, United States · Wyoming

How We’re Helping Grizzlies Come Back from the Brink

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The grizzly bear stands as an embodiment of wild, untamed nature, yet in the19th and early 20th Century they were almost hunted to oblivion. Their comeback story illustrates the power of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and habitat conservation to pull a species back from the brink of extinction — but their story isn’t finished yet. Grizzly bears once occupied much of the American West and Great Plains, with a population estimated at 50,000 prio…See the Story
One Small Seabird Egg Offers Hope for Hawai‘i’s Biodiversity
Hawaii · Hawaii

One Small Seabird Egg Offers Hope for Hawai‘i’s Biodiversity

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This past summer, a fist-sized ball of gray-and-white fluff burst out of its shell and, several months later, took flight into the salty sea sprays and cool winds of the Pacific ocean. The arrival of the Newell’s shearwater chick within the Nihoku Ecosystem Restoration Project on Kaua‘i, the first-ever to both hatch and fledge there, signals extraordinary potential far outweighing its tiny, two-ounce body. Though they once filled Hawai‘i’s skies…See the Story
Puerto Rico’s Grassroots Fight to Stop an Illegal Methane Gas Expansion
San Juan, Puerto Rico · San Juan

Puerto Rico’s Grassroots Fight to Stop an Illegal Methane Gas Expansion

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In San Juan, Puerto Rico, a potentially explosive methane gas terminal sits less than a quarter-mile from residents’ homes. The people living closest to the terminal breathe in toxic air pollution from methane combustion leaks and exhaust from the terminal’s truck and ship traffic. Despite these grave environmental risks, the company that built the project never consulted the surrounding community before starting construction in 2018. Not only d…See the Story

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