Carbon offsets don’t reduce emissions—they just shift responsibility. As global leaders meet at UN COP16 in Colombia, the Red Natural History Fellows cohort penned an Open Letter calling for an end to these ineffective and harmful practices. Read it, and take action.
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On the occasion of the UN Conference on Biodiversity (COP16) in Colombia this week, we’ve rounded up resources from our cohort of Red Natural History Fellows that can help us understand and break from false solutions and carbon colonialism.
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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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Bringing together historians, legal experts, and impacted community members, this Zoom roundtable explores how we should understand the Wilderness Act on its 60th anniversary—a moment both of Indigenous resurgence and a rising far right.
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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
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