Tag: Gulf restoration
Crazy, Muddy Fun in the Gulf of Mexico
Written by Cindy Brown | January 25th, 2011
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They were cold, wet and happy to be helping restore the Gulf—500+ volunteers helped us build the beginning of a new oyster reef in Mobile Bay, Alabama.
Hope on the Half-Shell
Written by Cindy Brown | January 19th, 2011
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Can the Gulf of Mexico truly be restored? Cindy Brown says it’s already happening, and another major step towards achieving that goal will be taken this weekend.
The Gulf Needs a Restoration Economy
Written by Jonathan Hoekstra | November 5th, 2010
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Was the Gulf oil spill actually good for the region’s economy? Maybe in the short-term — but the Gulf needs a long-term restoration economy, says Conservancy scientist Jonathan Hoekstra.
Boots in the Water: Moving Forward in the Gulf
Written by Cindy Brown | August 30th, 2010
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Conservancy projects interrupted by the spill are starting up again—take a tour of what’s happening and find out what’s next from our Gulf Coast program director Cindy Brown.
The Gulf Oil Spill: The Story’s Not Over
Written by Jonathan Hoekstra | August 13th, 2010
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The wellhead might be capped, but don’t be fooled — the response to the Gulf oil spill is just beginning, says Conservancy scientist Jonathan Hoekstra.
Cool Green Morning: Monday, July 19
Written by Darci Palmquist | July 19th, 2010
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Mondays should always be cool and green, shouldn’t they?
- Looking beyond clean-up in the Gulf to… The Nature Conservancy’s vision for long-term restoration. (Green)
- Does Guatemala’s rainforest stand a chance against drug traffickers, cattle ranchers, poachers, looters and loggers? (The New York Times)
- A re-cap on cap-and-trade, and lingering questions about an energy bill. (The Vine)
- Is the Gulf oil spill polluting as much air as water? (Christian Science Monitor)
- Can cat rehab save endangered birds on Japan’s Ogasawara Islands. (Treehugger)
