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Hawaii nonprofit hauls off a million pounds of ocean trash
They work where no humans are allowed, but where human trash accumulates by the tons.
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Amanda Royal
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A young condor survives lead poisoning
Birds and humans alike are in danger of eating lead ammunition left in hunted meat. Non-lead ammo is the solution and it's gaining traction with…
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Amanda Royal
9
Puerto Ricans celebrate new marine preserve
"Never stop fighting for your ecosystem": A grassroots effort protects over 77 square miles of ocean, home to 14 endangered species, including manatee…
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Amanda Royal
6
"Your dancing makes my broccoli taste good!"
... said the organic farmer. A harvest festival got me thinking about trust in strangers, potatoes, waggle dancing honeybees and writing.
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Amanda Royal
22
Wolves now prowl near Lake Tahoe and across Greece
A European organization aims to "facilitate wolf and human coexistence." In the U.S., the apex predators are spreading through California, but…
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Amanda Royal
28
How poison is saving millions of seabirds
Conservationists have eliminated rats and other invasive mammals from 666 islands worldwide, giving a fighting chance to endangered seabirds and…
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Amanda Royal
6
This is how you save a river: A lawsuit, a streamkeeper and 80 tons of gravel
A college community decided a dried creek filled with wrecked cars should instead be home to salmon, trout, beavers, eagles and bears.
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Amanda Royal
20
Five more condors fly over Northern California, thanks to a persistent tribe
From protecting redwoods to reclaiming the Klamath River from dams, the Yurok Tribe plays the long game for the environment
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Amanda Royal
6
Tahoe's sandhill cranes show wetland restoration is working
Connecting the dots on why a threatened, marsh-loving bird might choose a region that has spent $3 billion in four decades on its environment
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Amanda Royal
6
How paying farmers saved the tricolored blackbird
Show me the money: Market-based solutions are key components of the conservation toolbox.
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Amanda Royal
3
Conservation takes a village
From butterflies to crocodiles to plovers, conservation succeeds when communities rally together.
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Amanda Royal
3
Claim your square of this planet
Find it. Claim it. Protect it. Because it works.
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Amanda Royal
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