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If you’ve ever wanted to feel dwarfed by the majesty of live whale-sharks, get up close to a sea turtle or actually swim with hammerheads and rays, The Georgia Aquarium is the place to do it. I visited recently on...

A new addition to the J pod was reported by the Orca Network on Wednesday, November 12, 2009 and that brings a total of two new additions after a calf was spotted with the L pod in June. The southern...

There was a book published long ago called Glory by the Wayside. That title runs through my mind every time I stroll along the drainage channel at work. You see, whenever the weather permits, I take my break time to...

Updated 10/27/2009. The Cascadia Marine Trail ranges from Olympia, Washington to southern Canada. It meanders along rivers, waterfalls, meadows, and provides breath taking views of nature and wildlife. This trail is part of our natural resources heritage and should be...

Polar Bear, Sea Turtles, Spotted Owl, Caribou, and Salmon Could Go Extinct if Carbon Dioxide is Not Quickly Reduced to 350 Parts Per Million SAN FRANCISCO— As part of today’s Global Day of Climate Action, the Center for Biological Diversity...

Earlier this week, it was reported that Shell Oil Company had been granted permission to start drilling exploratory offshore wells in the area of the Beaufort Sea. It was also revealed that renowned marine scientist and conservationist Rick Steiner had...

In a report released on November 6th, 2009, by the Fish and Wildlife Service , the annual Candidate Notice of Review (CNOR) revealed a dismal record of the Obama administration for protecting species under the Endangered Species Act. Secretary of...

Washington— Pursuant to a partial settlement in a lawsuit brought by the Center for Biological Diversity, the Natural Resources Defense Council, and Greenpeace, today the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed to designate over 200,000 square miles of coastal lands...

Gucci Group Commits to Protecting Indonesia’s Rainforests Group Launches Strong New Paper Policy This is an important enough good-news development that it is being posted by request, verbatim. ­San Francisco - Joining forces with Rainforest Action Network (RAN), the prestigious...

Earth is home to almost seven billion people and millions of other living things, including trees, plants, coral, animals, birds, insects, fungus, fish, aquatic life, and microbes. But Earth is in trouble. The planet that we all live on is...