Every November 15, America Recycles Day highlights how small, consistent efforts can lead to significant improvements in recycling. Supported by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the day encourages all Americans to embrace everyday sustainability.
The Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa has reclaimed 80 acres of forested land within its reservation, providing new hunting and harvesting grounds for its community. This key addition forms part of the tribe’s ongoing efforts to regain ancestral territory and preserve cultural traditions.
Michigan Audubon is joining forces with Ford Motor Company to expand the Sustainable Bird City Initiative throughout the state. New funding will help more communities create bird-friendly environments, underscoring the ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship.
Jane Goodall, the renowned conservationist, has passed away at 91, leaving behind a formidable legacy of environmental advocacy. In her final televised remarks in 2024, she stressed the importance of how she hoped to be remembered.
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture and its partners have secured $11.16 million in federal funding from the USDA’s Regional Conservation Partnership Program. This award focuses on enhancing both agricultural productivity and environmental conservation in the state, offering fresh momentum for local farmers.
IKEA Canada reached a remarkable milestone in August 2025, with electric vehicles completing 72% of its large-item home deliveries—a first in the company’s history. This achievement, made possible through collaboration with service partners and a nationwide rollout of fleet chargers, reflects IKEA Canada’s broader commitment to reducing emissions and being a good neighbor.
Mark your calendars: Latino Conservation Week is coming to the Houston Arboretum, inviting adults, families, and children to connect with nature. Led by the Hispanic Access Foundation, the celebration highlights the importance of Latino communities in shaping conservation efforts.
A growing number of cranberry bogs in Massachusetts are being converted to wetlands as local farmers exit the industry. This transformation illustrates how changing market forces and renewed focus on conservation can reshape entire landscapes.
A new pilot project by the Marin Municipal Water District proposes opening several single-track trails to mountain bikes, sparking fierce debate. A recent letter from Sharon Tilley accuses conservation groups of acting in bad faith for filing a CEQA lawsuit after a long consultation process.
Pebble Hill Plantation in Thomasville is inviting families and nature enthusiasts alike to join its Great Southeast Pollinator Census event this August 22-23. Visitors can learn about the importance of pollinators, participate in hands-on activities, and contribute to a region-wide citizen science project dedicated to protecting these essential creatures.
