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500 scientists sign letter against burning forests for energy.
500 scientists, led by Dr. Peter Raven, Director Emeritus of the Missouri Botanical Society in St....
Wild Heritage and the Global Environment Facility
Wild Heritage Executive Director Cyril Kormos has been invited to participate in the Global...
Spotted owls may benefit from wildfires
New science shows the imperiled spotted owl may benefit from large fires of mixed intensities that leave optimal foraging and nesting for owls, despite claims made by land managers to the contrary. Wild Heritage Chief Scientist, a former member of the US Fish & Wildlife Service’s owl recovery team, comments on new owl-fire research findings.
A strategic natural carbon reserve for the US
Carbon and IPCC scientists ask President-elect Joe Biden to extend his pledge of the Amazon to...
NOVA story about the climate values of the Tongass rainforest
The Tongass rainforest in southeast Alaska is one of the nation’s last climate sanctuaries and...