Wildlife Conservation Society

[ad_1] Straddling the land and the sea with a tangle of arching roots, mangrove trees guard coastlines all over the world. Mangroves recycle pollutants, maintain water quality, and provide habitat…

[ad_1] To get moving on this task, Congress must provide a pathway for utilities and companies to switch to cleaner forms of energy by expanding the investment and production tax…

[ad_1] What’s being done to conserve Malaysia’s last tigers? Until recently, snares set by poachers loomed as the greatest threat to Malaysian wild tigers. Regular patrols by WWF’s anti-poaching teams…

[ad_1] “There’s something to be said about humanity, when a species that’s outlived the dinosaurs is pushed to the brink of extinction by humans who have, in comparison, existed for…

[ad_1] “We need this whole ecosystem to support our business,” says Pedro Alfonso López González, president of a fishing and oyster farming cooperative in Boca de Camichín, a small town…

[ad_1] North America’s grasslands are some of the most threatened habitats on the planet. WWF’s 2021 Plowprint Report found that from 2018-2019 alone an estimated 2.6 million acres of grassland…

[ad_1] “Cataloguing the migratory monarch butterfly of North America to the IUCN Red List, could be an opportunity for the species,” says Eduardo Rendon-Salinas, WWF-Mexico’s monarch butterfly expert. With the…

[ad_1] Growing economic pressures in the wake of COVID-19 and farms flooded with saline water during storms and cyclones are leaving them with few alternatives. On the face of it,…

[ad_1] Tigers on the riseIn 2020 Nepal broke its high-altitude tiger sighting record not once, but twice, proving that its increasing tiger population is pushing the boundaries of its previously…

[ad_1] I was in a meeting with my staff mourning the tenuous future of US Climate action when I heard about the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022. With the chances…