Category: Grasslands
The 2011 State of the Birds Report
Written by Dave Mehlman | May 3rd, 2011
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This year’s report takes a look at U.S. public lands and their critical importance as bird habitat. Dave Mehlman, the Conservancy’s migratory bird expert, contributed to the report and shares his insights.
Cool Green Morning: Monday, April 11
Written by Nicole Levins | April 11th, 2011
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Cure your case of the cool green Mondays:
- Scientists discovered a new species of rhino…and it’s already close to extinction. (Mongabay)
- The operators of a Japanese nuclear plant say now it will really stop pumping radioactive water into the ocean. (Reuters, via Huffington Post Green)
- Is goat meat a “more ethical” alternative to beef? (Treehugger)
- Don’t toss or recharge batteries– wear them. (Green House)
- Crops for animal feed are destroying Brazilian savanna, says a new report. (Guardian Eco)
Africa: A New Era for People and Wildlife
Written by Roger Milliken, Jr. | March 11th, 2011
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Chairman of the Board Roger Milliken, Jr. journeys to Africa and gets an up close look at bull elephants, Samburu warriors and the future of The Nature Conservancy.
Americans Needed: To Save the Great Outdoors
Written by Bob Bendick | February 16th, 2011
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President Obama has put forth a call to protect America’s lands and waters. And now it’s up to communities across the nation to answer–here’s how you can support the effort.
America’s Exceptional Conservation Tradition Hangs in the Balance
Written by Bob Bendick | February 4th, 2011
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One aspect of our history very clearly sets us apart from the rest of the world. Our director of U.S. government relations says it’s at risk now more than ever. Can a single initiative turn the tide?
In Australia, Conserving Land and Tradition
Written by Michael Looker | January 24th, 2011
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A new partnership promises to conserve habitat for wildlife, provide sustainable livelihoods for people and return 450,000 acres to its traditional owners.
Battling Back From ‘Extinction’
Written by Matt Miller | January 18th, 2011
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As a child he read that they were gone forever. Thirty years later he watched three of them run past his feet in the wild. Matt Miller tells an amazing tale of recovery and hope.
Using the Outback for Carbon Cutbacks
Written by Michael Looker | October 21st, 2010
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The director of The Nature Conservancy’s Australia program explains why that country is a major player in fighting climate change, and how some simple changes could make it even more effective.
Building a Green China
Written by Zhang Shuang | October 7th, 2010
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We spent four years developing a blueprint for conservation in China. The director of the Conservancy’s China program explains that it can succeed thanks to support from some very powerful people.
Cool Green Morning: Tuesday, July 13
Written by Nicole Levins | July 13th, 2010
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It’s the perfect summer day for some refreshing cool green news:
- Did you catch our Kansas state director on Sunday’s Good Morning America? If not, watch it now! (ABC News)
- IKEA goes incandescent-free starting next month. (CleanTechnica)
- The Obama administration issues another moratorium on deep-sea drilling. (AFP, via Grist)
- Recycling plastic: It’s complicated. (MSNBC.com)
- 2010 is, and will probably continue to be, a crazy smoking hot year. (The Vine)
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