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CT DEEP welcomes new class of Environmental Conservation rangers
The 33 graduates will assist millions of visitors across shoreline and inland Connecticut state parks. They’ll also facilitate public safety and education. HARTFORD, Conn. — The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, or CT DEEP, celebrated the graduation of 33 new Environmental Conservation (EnCon) Rangers on Wednesday, following their completion of a 120-hour training academy.…
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Kawartha Lakes environmental advocate re-elected to Conservation Ontario board
Long-time environmental advocate Pat Warren has retained her seat as vice-chair of Conservation Ontario’s board of directors. The City of Kawartha Lakes Ward 2 councillor and Kawartha Conservation board chair said she looks forward to retaining focus on a number of priority areas, including policy and governance, strategic planning and risk management. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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Conservation group seeks end to elephant trophy hunting – EnviroNews – latest environment news, climate change, renewable energy
– Advertisement – A wildlife conservation organisation in Botswana has called for the permanent prohibition of elephant trophy hunting and stronger anti-poaching legislation throughout the country. Elephants The Elephant Protection Society argues that hunting undermines conservation efforts and damages Botswana’s standing as a conservation leader, according to statements made to Africa Brief News. “Elephant hunting…
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Conservation Alliance calls on seafood industry to take the environmental responsibility reins
Founded in 2008, The Conservation Alliance – a Bend, Oregon, U.S.A.-based charity – represents over 185 organizations and companies across 30 countries working to, among other sustainability goals, improve how seafood is produced, sold, and consumed worldwide. The organization has a stated goal of ensuring that 75 percent of global commercial seafood production will be…
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Jockey club environmental conservation gallery
Humans rely greatly on natural resources for survival and growth. However, human activities including the burning of fossil fuels, approaches to industry, infrastructure development and the destruction of nature, are releasing carbon into the atmosphere at an unprecedented pace and on an unprecedented scale. A wide array of interactive exhibits is designed to encourage thinking…
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Conservation panel scrutinizes Hamlet’s impact on environment
Recent renderings of buildings proposed for the “Hamlet at Saugatuck” development. By Kerri Williams WESTPORT — Developers of the proposed “Hamlet at Saugatuck” development told Conservation Commission members Wednesday the project will exceed standards required by environmental regulations. But several speakers from the public told the Town Hall meeting they are concerned about the possible…
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South Kohala residents under water conservation notice
The County of Hawaii Department of Water Supply issued an immediate ongoing water conservation notice on Tuesday for customers in South Kohala. Residents in the Ahualoa to Waiemi Subdivision including Honokaia, Puukapu, Nienie, Waimea Town, Lalamilo Farm Lots, portions of Mana Road and Mamalahoa Highway (Highway 19), Anekona Estates, and Kanehoa Subdivisions are asked to reduce…
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USDA Ends Climate Program that Supported Bay Conservation
The USDA is ending the Climate-Smart Commodities program, which helped farmers implement practices to protect the Chesapeake Bay. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has canceled its $3 billion Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities (PCSC) program, a move that significantly impacts conservation efforts in Maryland counties. This program supported numerous initiatives aimed at reducing greenhouse gas…
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Coalition Backs In Further Practical Environmental Projects To Accelerate Conservation
Liberal Tasmania Jonathon Duniam Shadow Minister for Environment, Shadow Minister for Fisheries and Forestry, Liberal Senator for Tasmania The Liberal and National Parties have again shown that they are the only political parties with a serious plan to protect the environment, after committing today to nearly $40 million in new funding for conservation groups that…
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In the face of climate and political turmoil, Mass Audubon doubles down on conservation efforts
APRIL 25, 2025…..New England’s largest nature-based conservation organization is pressing forward to address the impending threats of climate change and biodiversity loss across Massachusetts while maneuvering through a moment of federal hostility to conservation and clean energy efforts. Mass Audubon, at 129 years old, is leading the push for an increase in state conservation investments.…
