Environmental Defense Fund’s Margot Brown works to find climate solutions that benefit the communities most impacted – and to lift up women leaders

WWNO environmental reporter Halle Parker is committed to “elevating the voices of people on the front lines” of climate and water

$1M grant will support NPR, its Collaborative Journalism Network and the Gulf States Newsroom

In New Orleans, local leaders understand that environmental priorities are also vital for economic growth

After a number of major wins for coastal restoration, Gulf Coast advocates like Simone Maloz look to the future

Restore the Mississippi River Delta (MRD) has been conducting public opinion research among Louisiana voters since 2013 and media research about coastal issues since 2016.

With the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion project, the state is rebuilding wetlands to help keep up with rising sea levels and protect coastal communities

The state has used funding from the Restore Act and other programs to improve coastal resilience through natural infrastructure

Ten years ago, Congress passed the RESTORE Act. Today, this landmark legislation is advancing natural infrastructure that protects Gulf communities

When COVID-19 forced The Pontchartrain Conservancy to pause its fieldwork, the organization used the moment to refresh its operations

Amid the perils of climate change, we need journalists telling the story of its impact on our communities

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

Environment Program Director Moira Mcdonald digs into results of our new poll on climate and water

In Louisiana, community engagement efforts help residents take an active role in protecting their future

A new report argues the future of coastal Louisiana can be brighter than many believe.

What would it look like if the largest-funded restoration effort in history was successful?