Army Corps of Engineers Study Highlights Significant Benefits of Mid Barataria Sediment Diversion for Rebuilding Coastal Wetlands

Washington, D.C. – Today, the Fisheries Governance Tool (FGT), a comprehensive, evidence-based diagnostic tool, was released so that fishery managers, environmental organizations, funders, investors, and other key stakeholders can understand how a country’s fisheries management system is performing, track progress against sustainability goals, identify gaps and challenges, and set targets for continued improvement.

Since polls opened, chefs have served thousands of meals to voters

Poll Released on Imagine a Day Without Water to Draw Attention to the Urgent Need to Invest in Healthy, Safe, and Available Water

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation-led public-private partnership leverages $1.25 million grant for nearly $30 million impact

Conservation and sustainability expert promoted to leadership role with proven track record of large scale environmental wins

National organizations work with Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Minority-Serving Institutions to build career opportunities in conservation

Inspiring Environmental Conservation in the Colorado River Basin

“Three Sustainable Steps” Campaign Highlights How Choosing Sustainable Seafood Makes a Positive Impact on the Ocean

On Wednesday, January 23, Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards announced plans to allocate $55 million in state surplus dollars to important coastal protection and restoration projects, as well as announcing more than $300 million through the Gulf of Mexico Security Act to fund master plan risk-reduction projects across the coast over the next three years. He also announced the appointment of Chip Kline to executive assistant to the governor for coastal activities, a position that also serves as chairperson of the state’s Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority.