The Southern Environment Law Center: Keeping North Carolina CAFOs in check
Here, in post #2 of a focus on The Orton Foundation partner Southern Environment Law Center, we highlight the SELC’s work in addressing the pollution and injustice
Author: Ann Colley
Helping Forests Thrive through Prescribed Burns in Colorado
To revitalize Colorado’s overgrown forests, modern conservationists and scientists alike prescribe fire. Seemingly counterintuitive, prescribed or controlled burns can be, in fact, a critical strategy in promoting
Protecting the Atlantic Coast from dangerous offshore drilling
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is considering opening a large swath of the Atlantic Ocean – from Virginia to Georgia – to oil and gas companies
A Major Conservation Success Story: The Greater Sage-Grouse
The Greater Sage-Grouse is a spectacular, eccentric bird with a notably full-bodied breast. Its loud presence and bold mating calls serve as a constant reminder of the species’
Women Greening Journalism: Important for the Environment and for Equal Rights
Because it operates eleven North Carolina-specific local chapters, The Audubon Society is particularly relevant to this summer’s #MooreRivers focus. In honor of Women’s Equality Day, we also