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10 Wins That Move Towards Sustainable Tuna Fisheries |
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May 2 was the fifth anniversary of the United Nations establishing World Tuna Day. Although threats like overfishing and illegal fishing persist, fishery managers have made significant progress toward sustainability. |
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Cousteau Legacy Continues With Antarctic Advocacy |
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For World Penguin Day, husband-and-wife environmental advocates Ashlan Cousteau and Philippe Cousteau Jr., spoke to us about the dire need to preserve Antarctic ecosystems for future generations. |
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Sea 'Corridors' Needed Between Marine Reserves |
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Despite the safeguards of marine protected areas, biodiversity continues to decline, in part because species that migrate among isolated protected areas do so via unprotected seas. One solution: Protect waters that link reserves. |
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How's the Park Service Spending Its New Funding? |
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The Great American Outdoors Act of 2020 was the largest investment in the National Park Service in more than 60 years. The park service has been innovative in using these new funds to repair America's cultural sites and landscapes. |
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Podcast: Preventing Ocean Plastic Pollution |
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An estimated 11 million metric tons of plastic enter the ocean every year. Our Winnie Lau discusses ways to reduce that amount—and highlights a new tool that nations can use to take action. |
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