Tag: Endangered Species Act
Endangered Species Day is a day “to recognize the national conservation effort to protect our nation’s endangered species and their habitats.”
NOAA proposed reclassifying humpbacks into 14 distinct population segments, many of which would no longer be listed under the ESA. Subscribe to our newsletter to learn more!
It was once commonly thought that young sea turtles passively drifted in ocean currents without really swimming, but now we know that’s not true.
Today is Endangered Species Day! It might not be the happiest of holidays, but endangered species are definitely worth celebrating.
New research suggests that threatened polar bears are switching to alternative food sources in an effort to cope with climate change.
Tomorrow is the 40th anniversary of the Endangered Species Act (ESA), which was passed by Congress on December 28, 1973.
Today’s highlights include the sentence for marine-life smugglers, genetic distinctions in humpback whales, and the importance of plant-eating coral reef fish.
Today’s highlights include new research on marine snow, Navy vs sea otters, and problems with fish discard bans.
Today’s highlights include protection for southern resident killer whales, bowhead whale songs, and a quicker way to identify whale and dolphin meat.
Check out our latest guest post from Dan Knaub about humpback whales and the Connecticut nonprofit that has been saving them for 40 years.
