Bats are vital to ecosystems, aiding in pollination, seed dispersal, and insect control. However, many bat species are threatened by human activities such as disease, habitat destruction, and

Bats are vital to ecosystems, aiding in pollination, seed dispersal, and insect control. However, many bat species are threatened by human activities such as disease, habitat destruction, and light pollution, pushing them toward extinction.

Over a dozen bat species, including the Florida bonneted bat and Indiana bat, are federally listed as endangered or threatened. Additionally, bats are being exploited internationally for the wildlife trade. We are committed to stopping this trade and protecting bats from potential rollbacks of the Endangered Species Act.

This Halloween, the real fright is the potential loss of bats. Join us in defending the Endangered Species Act and the wildlife that relies on it: https://biodiv.us/4yRhEcH 🦇

In this episode, Corinna Hawkes, Director of Agrifood Systems and Food Safety Division, discusses transforming agrifood systems through a systems approach. She emphasizes the importance of

In this episode, Corinna Hawkes, Director of Agrifood Systems and Food Safety Division, discusses transforming agrifood systems through a systems approach. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the relationships, incentives, and power dynamics that influence these systems, using examples from Brazil, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, and New York City.

Hosted by Katrin Park and produced by Eduardo De La Chica, the episode covers various topics, including the marketing of unhealthy foods to children, aligning incentives, and the challenges of short election cycles versus long-term commitments. For more details, view the transcript and subscribe to the FAO YouTube channel.

Offshore drilling, a cornerstone of the global oil and gas industry, poses significant risks. This dangerous business threatens fragile ecosystems, marine wildlife, and coastlines with

Offshore drilling, a cornerstone of the global oil and gas industry, poses significant risks. This dangerous business threatens fragile ecosystems, marine wildlife, and coastlines with catastrophic oil spills.

Oceana Marine Scientist Maeve Arthur's video examines five of the worst U.S. offshore oil spills, detailing their environmental, economic, and human health consequences. She emphasizes that such disasters will persist as long as we rely on toxic fossil fuels.

To prevent future spills, oppose the U.S. government’s proposed expansion of offshore drilling: https://oceana.ly/ProtectOurCoasts. Stay informed by subscribing to Oceana: https://oceana.ly/subscribe.

In this episode, host Shannon Lovgren interviews Judith Enck, President of Beyond

In this episode, host Shannon Lovgren interviews Judith Enck, President of Beyond Plastics and former EPA Regional Administrator. They discuss the urgent plastics crisis, exploring its origins, current stakes, and the growing movement to address it. Judith shares her journey from activism in the Catskills to significant policy work, emphasizing the need for tenacity and community involvement in driving change.

The conversation highlights the health risks of microplastics, the inadequacy of recycling, and the need for bold policy interventions. Judith encourages collective action, urging listeners to engage in local advocacy and push for laws that reduce plastic production. This episode serves as both a wake-up call and a roadmap for a sustainable, plastic-free future.

SEC climate disclosure rules significantly impact boards and shareholders. Boards must understand their fiduciary responsibility to address these risks.

Enterprise success transcends ROI,

SEC climate disclosure rules significantly impact boards and shareholders. Boards must understand their fiduciary responsibility to address these risks.

Enterprise success transcends ROI, requiring a long-term view. The challenge is shifting board and shareholder mindsets to tackle complex, enduring issues not solvable within a single quarterly earnings cycle.

Over 100 UK business and finance leaders, including CEOs from Amazon, Coca-Cola, and IKEA, have urged Prime Minister Liz Truss to strengthen the economy by prioritizing climate and nature crises.

Over 100 UK business and finance leaders, including CEOs from Amazon, Coca-Cola, and IKEA, have urged Prime Minister Liz Truss to strengthen the economy by prioritizing climate and nature crises. Amid inflation and recession warnings, they advocate for building economic resilience through net-zero delivery and nature restoration.

A letter from 116 institutions emphasizes urgent government plans to accelerate the energy transition. This could significantly reduce household energy bills, improve energy security, and shield the UK from volatile fossil fuel prices. Restoring nature is also crucial for resilience and economic support.

Read full details: https://www.corporateleadersgroup.com/news/more-than-100-business-finance-leaders-urge-new-PM-strengthen-economy-prioritising-response-climate-nature-crises

Join host Jeff Corwin as he connects with some of the most threatened aquatic animals, including Florida's gentle manatees, the endangered Kemp's Ridley sea turtle, and coral reefs. He highlights

Join host Jeff Corwin as he connects with some of the most threatened aquatic animals, including Florida's gentle manatees, the endangered Kemp's Ridley sea turtle, and coral reefs. He highlights critical threats to manatees, such as habitat loss, cold snaps, and harmful algae blooms, which have led to record mortalities. Conservationists are racing to save these iconic creatures.

Efforts include restoring warm water habitats, advocating for dam removal to open vital waterways like the Ocklawaha River, and coordinating rescue and rehabilitation partnerships, exemplified by SeaWorld's work with rescued manatees like Avana. Protecting these watery worlds is essential for the planet's health.