National Wildlife Federation’s Campus Ecology Program collaborated with Lucid Design Group, Inc, United States Green Building Council and the Alliance to Save Energy to create The Campus Conservation Nationals (CCN). CCN is a nationwide resource-use reduction competition which invited students, faculty and staff from college and university campuses to attain the greatest electricity and water [...]

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  Where will it Bee? Go to Your Garden Show for the first-ever, free online “town hall” event broadcasting live to a worldwide audience to shed light on the plight of disappearing bee populations. When will it Bee? On July 16th, from 9 am to 9 pm (US Pacific time) Who will Bee there? The [...]

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Hope for Animals and their World The Jane Goodall Institute Roots & Shoots Tweet

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Theodore Roosevelt and Conservation The National Parks Service We have become great because of the lavish use of our resources. But the time has come to inquire seriously what will happen when our forests are gone, when the coal, the iron, the oil, and the gas are exhausted, when the soils have still further impoverished [...]

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Harpy Eagles return signals success for Belize’s bird conservation Fauna & Flora International – Georgina Kenyon Scientists recently discovered a Harpy Eagle nest in the Bladen Nature Reserve, located in the southern Maya Mountains of Belize in central America. The eagles were thought previously to be extinct in the country. More trees than there were [...]

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Renown aerial photographer, Yann Arthus-Bertrand, has spent decades photographing the earth from the sky. His remarkable perspective compels him to speak to us about our future. In this TED talk, Arthus-Bertrand reviews his three most recent projects on humanity and its habitat. Follow this link to watch his breathtaking film HOME. This film was conceived [...]

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As Americans pause for the Thanksgiving holiday, we invite all you everyday ecologists around the world to give thanks. Here are just a few good news items to celebrate: Wildlife Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, the Government of the Russian Federation and The World Bank are hosting the International Forum for Tiger Conservation in St. [...]

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Juan Miguel Cruz is 19, a St Croix native, a scholarship student at the University of the Virgin Islands and an SCA intern. But to his friends, he is “Turtle Boy.” He laughs at the moniker. “It’s OK,” he says. Assigned to Christiansted National Historic Site, Buck Island Reef National Monument, and the Salt River [...]

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