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Black conservationists and naturalists have made pioneering, overlooked contributions to protecting and advancing knowledge of the natural world

Voting, social sector careers, volunteering all instrumental to making change

In Washington, D.C., a first-of-its-kind effort puts parents at the center of deciding what kind of school is right for their neighborhood

Community-led partnerships are essential in bringing running water to the Navajo Nation's remote residents

New research reveals how Millennials and Generation Z plan to make meaningful change in their lifetime

Grants Manager, Home Region Program

Community-driven change, diversity, equity and inclusion & collaborative and inclusive partnerships will be elevated priorities across the foundation’s work

The following message is from Carrie Walton Penner, Walton Family Foundation Board Chair.

First-of-its kind project will use machine learning and remote sensing to track beaver wetland changes in the Colorado River Basin

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.