Meet the 2026-2028 Red Natural History Fellows

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Meet the 2026-2028 Red Natural History Fellows

These scholar-activists bring diverse methodologies and lived experiences to bear on the ecological and social crises shaping our times.

What Comes After the Wilderness Act: Video & Highlights

As conservation groups across the United States celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Wilderness Act, we took a moment to explore another layer of the story: understanding how our so-called

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Aquifer Defenders: Video & Highlights

How can Indigenous knowledge and Western science be mobilized in combination to halt the destruction caused by pipelines and other toxic infrastructure, stop future projects, and protect the land and

Resisting the Global Land Grab: Video & Highlights

What is “green colonialism” and what does it have to do with today’s widely touted “nature-based solutions” to the climate crisis? Check out the video and highlights from Resisting the Global Land Grab, a roundtable discussion with Honor the Earth’s Krystal Two Bulls (Oglala Lakota/Cheyenne), Nigerian environmental activist and poet Nnimmo Bassey, and scholar-activist Ashley Dawson.

Indigenizing Coastal Conservation: Video & Highlights

How can conservation organizations develop robust collaborations with Indigenous Nations without reproducing colonial power dynamics their institutions were founded on? And what does it mean to place Indigenous knowledge and