The Revelator, October 1, 2018
In the News
We Shouldn't Celebrate the Killing of a Mountain Lion High Country News, March 11, 2019
Highway Pollinator Project is for the Bees Newport Oregon News-Times, March 14, 2019
Light Pollution Disrupts Aquatic Insects The Revelator, March 7, 2019
Room to Roam: How Animals Benefit from Wildlife Corridors The Revelator, March 6, 2019
Statement on Colorado Gas Reform Bill East Boulder County United, March 4, 2019
As Work Begins on Trump's Border Wall a Key Wildlife Refuge is at Risk Yale Environment 360, February 28, 2019
California lawmakers propose phasing out plastic products that aren't recyclable Los Angeles Times, February 21, 2019
Lake Erie Granted Legal Rights Common Dreams, February 27, 2019
Approved oil and gas project in Weld County lies within a half-mile of migrating eagles’ winter roost Boulder Weekly, February 21, 2019
Rights of Nature in favor of sharks Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature, February 1, 2019
Gross Dam 2019 Kristen Marshall, February 1, 2019
What the Border Wall Will Do National Butterfly Center, February 5, 2019
National Endangered Species Day, May 19, 2019 National Today, February 1, 2019
Largest Public lands bill since 1993 would protect 440,000 acres across Colorado The Colorado Sun, 2019 legislature, January 25, 2019
More salt in our water is creating scary new chemical cocktails The Revelator, January 23, 2019
In India’s Fast-growing Cities, a Grassroots Effort to Save the Trees Yale Environment 360, January 8, 2019
Keep the Yard Messy for Pollinators Xerces Society, December 10, 2018
More plans less protections for sage grouse: a final environmental assessment weakens drilling restrictions on millions of acres High Country News, December 7, 2018
Unlike a Globalized Food System, Local Food Won’t Destroy the Environment Alternet, December 4, 2018
Trump's Approval of Offshore Seismic Blasting for Oil & Gas Threatens Marine Life Common Dreams, November 30, 2018
What Happens When A Patch of Habitat is Lost? The Revelator, November 20, 2018
An expanding petrochemical industry, thanks to fracked shale gas, could have big consequences for a warming planet The Revelator, November 9, 2018
Forests and Biodiveristy Need Indigenous Stewardship Yale Environment 360, December 6, 2018
Those Thanksgiving Leftovers? They're Killing the Planet Center for Biological Divdersity, November 20, 2018
European Parliament Takes Historic Stand Against Single Use Plastic Pollution Zero Waste Europe, October 24, 2018
European Parliament Takes Historic Stand Against Single Use Plastic Zero Waste Europe, October 24, 2018
Declines in Suburban Backyard Birds Linked to Nonnative Plants Smithsonian's National Zoo, October 22, 2018
UN Says Climate Genocide is Coming New York Magazine, October 10, 2018
The Elwha’s Living Laboratory: Lessons from the World’s Largest Dam Removal Project
Fort Collins Seed Vault Denver Post September 30, 2018
Oregon Pesticides Aerial Spray Ban The Intercept, September 15, 2018
Flood Anniversary is cause for pause Boulder Weekly Opinion (scroll down) September 13, 2018
How Do Dams Fall: Conversations with the Colorado River Voices for Biodiversity, September 5, 2018
Tiger numbers are on the rise in Nepal Panthera blog September 2, 2018
Preble's Mouse, Fish Populations Rebounding Along St. Vrain Creek Longmont Times-Call, August 28,2018
Corporate Food Brands Driving Massive Dead Zone in Gulf of Mexico Earth Food Life, Media Institute, August 28,2018
India's Largest City Shows Banning Plastics Is Easier Said Than Done Yale Environment 360, August 28,2018
Lessons Learned from Centuries of Indigenous Forest Management Yale Environment 360, August 18,2018
Should Rivers Have Rights? A Growing Movement Says It's About Time Yale Environment 360, August 14,2018
Vermont governor candidate’s platform includes giving legal rights to nature Brattleboro Reformer, July 30, 2018
Does a Fire-Ravaged Forest Need Human Help to Recover? Yale Environment 360, June 14, 2018
Is it Right to Kill Animals to Protect a Species? Yale Environment 360, June 4, 2018
What does it mean for Nature to have rights? Crestone Eagle page 28, May 2018
Humans Are Just 0.01% of Life on Earth, But We Still Annihilated The Rest of It Science Alert, May 22, 2018
The Biomass Distribution on Earth Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, May 21, 2018
The Cult of Hunting and Its timely Demise Counterpunch, May 1, 2018
Nest Box Setup for Urban Bird Conservation Kids of the Birdwatching Club, Arizona
Trump Administration Has Officially Clipped the Wings of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act Washington Post, April 14, 2018
Listen: When Human Rights Are Not Enough Oxford Human Rights Hub Blog April 10, 2018
Why Green Groups Are Split on Subsidizing Carbon Capture Technology Yale Environment 360, April 9, 2018
Colombia Supreme Court Rules that Amazon Region is Subject of Rights CELDF April 6, 2018
It's only natural: the push to give rivers, mountains and forests legal rights The Guardian, March 20, 2018
Colorado Allows 39 Companies to Pollute the State's Waterways Denver Post March 16, 2018