The Trump administration is steamrolling Florida’s oceans and wildlife
Lawmakers should block an administration decision to exempt Gulf drilling from the Endangered Species Act.
Lawmakers should block an administration decision to exempt Gulf drilling from the Endangered Species Act.
Human connection to nature has decreased by 60% in the last 200 years, according to a study published last year.
The Endangered Species Committee approved an exemption for oil and gas drilling in the Gulf.
They say more than two dozen threatened or endangered species are at risk, including the Kemp’s ridley sea turtle.
Citing the Iran war, the administration voted to waive endangered species regulations for oil drilling.
The White House is convening a special committee Tuesday to consider an exemption to the law for Gulf drilling.
Proposed Endangered Species Act rollbacks, military expansions are leaving the Pacific’s diverse coral reefs legally defenseless.
Conservation groups plan to sue after the federal government greenlit a development that threatens panther habitat.
The Fish and Wildlife Service settled litigation over the species, but the wood stork will lose its endangered listing.
A growing field of research reveals the role that predators like alligators play in protecting their habitats and the planet.
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