Where plastic flows into the ocean
While many extoll the benefits and virtues of recycling, we have become a nation of complacent recyclers. Each week we sort the things that can be recycled
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Venus flytrap part of what makes Fayetteville, Wilmington special and is worth preserving
In an op-ed for The Fayetteville Observer, “Venus flytrap part of what makes Fayetteville, Wilmington special and is worth preserving,” Moore Charitable Executive Director Ann Colley and
MCF Medium: Help Protect Bahamian Waters
The Moore Bahamas Foundation, the Bahamas affiliate of The Moore Charitable Foundation, is a strong supporter of the Our Islands, Our Future coalition to stop offshore oil drilling in
Fayetteville Observer: Longleaf pines fire up public-private partnerships
Ten years ago, North Carolina’s longleaf pine forests were dense tangled jungles strangling flora, suffocating fauna and threating catastrophic wildfire. But an innovative public-private partnership that has embraced
News & Observer: NC has a chance to cut hog waste pollution
People everywhere watched helplessly last fall as hurricanes Florence and Michael pounded North Carolina with a record 8 trillion gallons of rain that flooded hog waste lagoons and spilled
Philanthropy Journal: Collaborative Philanthropy Magnifies the Impact of Marine Giving
Protecting and restoring the health of the earth’s oceans is a major challenge, but our foundations – The Tiffany & Co. Foundation and The Moore Charitable Foundation
Albuquerque Journal: State should emulate forest protection fund
Drought and wildfires are undoubtedly among the biggest threats to New Mexico’s forests and water resources, but another culprit is rearing its head: funding for forest and
The Hill: Say no to seismic blasting and drilling in the Atlantic
Imagine living in a neighborhood where a huge blast, like a stick of dynamite, exploded every 10-12 seconds non-stop for weeks to months on-end. Under the Trump administration’s plan
GenX in our water: A commonsense response
Last February, DuPont and Chemours agreed to pay $670 million to settle thousands of lawsuits related to their decades-long release of tons of C8, a toxic chemical
An Interview with Oceana’s Nancy Pyne: a Force in Climate and Energy
Oceana’s Nancy Pyne has been a core member of our powerful partner organization’s climate and energy campaign since 2013, and serves as its acting director, while continuing to
Restoring our Forests and Protecting our Water from East to West: Life though Controlled Burns
Today, The Nature Conservancy in North Carolina gave us notice they will light the first control burns on a newly acquired property in Brunswick county, North Carolina. These restoration efforts, supported by Louis Bacon’s Orton
Renewing commitments to Western organizations advancing critical conservation and community priorities
This week Louis Bacon‘s Moore Charitable Foundation renewed our long-standing support of three stellar Western organizations advancing important conservation and community priorities: protecting open spaces and cultural integrity, keeping families and land together, preserving wildlife habitat,
Revitalizing Communities, Restoring the Environment, Inspiring Productive Lives and Building Civic Spirit: Rocky Mountain Youth Corps
A significant collaborator in combatting some of Taos’s most significant threats – fire, water quantity and quality, forest health – The Rocky Mountain Youth Corps (RMYC) uses
The Case for Private Land, as Critical For Conservation
As we celebrate Public Lands Day this weekend, The Western Landowner Alliance’s Executive Director Lesli Allison highlights the need to consider the landscape as a whole and the critical role
How Seismic Airgun Blasting and Drilling Ignore Mounting East Coast Opposition and Put the Atlantic Coast at Risk
Oceana is the world’s largest international ocean advocacy organization and seeks to restore the resilience, diversity and abundance of marine ecosystems to ensure that our oceans are