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Eight Wild Facts About the Rare and Elusive Lobo

The rare but iconic lobo, revealed.

Oil and Gas Threat Map Shows At-Risk Populations

pumpjacks extract oil from an oilfield in Kern County, Calif.

A government bureau wants to open up one million acres of central California land to more fracking, but an Earthjustice lawsuit shows that the bureau needs to think before it acts.

Spanish-speaking Community Ignored in Flint Water Crisis Response

Among the hardest hit in Flint’s water crisis are the Spanish-speaking, undocumented residents who live in the shadows, often isolated from public outreach and information campaigns.

A Sinking Feeling about Florida’s Phosphate Mines

A series of environmental disasters has beset Florida’s phosphate mining industry, including the recent opening of a massive sinkhole 40 miles east of Tampa.

An Endangered Sea Turtle Offers His Two Cents

In recognition of Pacific Leatherback Conservation Day, one endangered sea turtle has some questions for the National Marine Fisheries Service.

Recap: This Week In The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Litigation

Flags fly at the Sacred Stone Camp, Cannonball, North Dakota.

A short summary of what happened this week in the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's legal fight.

America’s Next Best Idea: More Diverse National Parks

A recent event at the David Brower Center united environmentalists/conservationists of all ages, races and ethnicities to find ways to increase diversity in America’s treasured parks.