The Endangered Species Act (ESA) secured a major victory last week as growing opposition halted the House of Representatives' effort to roll back this vital wildlife protection law. As Executive

The Endangered Species Act (ESA) secured a major victory last week as growing opposition halted the House of Representatives' effort to roll back this vital wildlife protection law. As Executive Director Kierán Suckling notes, the ESA is one of the world's most effective conservation laws, having prevented 99% of protected species, including bald eagles and gray wolves, from extinction.

This triumph benefits countless species like whales, sea turtles, and monarch butterflies, underscoring the power of collective voices. We extend our deepest gratitude to all Center supporters whose advocacy made this win for the wild possible.

Food systems are crucial for food security, environmental sustainability, and inclusive development, connecting diverse actors across urban and rural areas. However, institutional fragmentation

Food systems are crucial for food security, environmental sustainability, and inclusive development, connecting diverse actors across urban and rural areas. However, institutional fragmentation and a lack of multi-sectoral governance prevent cities and their regions from developing coordinated strategies for resilient and equitable food systems.

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Youth are actively shaping the future, not just waiting for it. Through initiatives like Youth Food Lab and Jóvenes Raíz, we empower young innovators to transform agri-food systems from their

Youth are actively shaping the future, not just waiting for it. Through initiatives like Youth Food Lab and Jóvenes Raíz, we empower young innovators to transform agri-food systems from their communities. Recognizing their roots and voices is essential for a just and sustainable present.

Want to join this network of change? Sign up for Jóvenes Raíz and help lead the transformation. It's time to propose, lead, and transform.

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"We don't just see a seed, a product; it's a way to preserve our life," states Luz Ramos of Peru's Youth Network for Agrobiodiversity. Family farming across the country protects our

"We don't just see a seed, a product; it's a way to preserve our life," states Luz Ramos of Peru's Youth Network for Agrobiodiversity. Family farming across the country protects our agrobiodiversity. In 2026, FAO will celebrate the #YearOfTheWomanFarmer, recognizing generations of women who have sustained life from the earth. Celebrating these farmers means celebrating the life that grows from the soil and reaches our tables. #IYWF2026

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Fewer than 20 red wolves remain in the wild, with vehicle strikes posing their greatest threat.

Through collaborative efforts, a $25 million federal grant has been secured. This funding

Fewer than 20 red wolves remain in the wild, with vehicle strikes posing their greatest threat.

Through collaborative efforts, a $25 million federal grant has been secured. This funding will enable the construction of wildlife crossings, safeguarding red wolves and many other species.

The Center for Biological Diversity is a leading organization dedicated to protecting endangered species and their habitats globally. Its team consists of lawyers, scientists, and

The Center for Biological Diversity is a leading organization dedicated to protecting endangered species and their habitats globally. Its team consists of lawyers, scientists, and activists.

To learn more about their work, please visit their website: biologicaldiversity.org

Discover Arizona's surprising connection to the oceans in a talk by Dr. Ed Boyer, Chairman of Environmental Studies at Prescott College. He will link Prescott's high desert to the Gulf of

Discover Arizona's surprising connection to the oceans in a talk by Dr. Ed Boyer, Chairman of Environmental Studies at Prescott College. He will link Prescott's high desert to the Gulf of California, sharing captivating stories from years of field research and teaching. Dr. Boyer will explore the Gulf's unique bioregion, drawing parallels with the Red Sea to show how understanding one ocean provides global insights.

With over 40 years leading expeditions, Dr. Boyer will also incorporate observations from his Semester at Sea experience, offering a natural history perspective on the ocean's "moods" and coastal environments. Join us to uncover how this distant body of water resonates with our local community.