Meet DeAnne Hamilton: Learn how the general manager of Tacoma’s KBTC Public Television and TNC in Washington trustee, uses the power of storytelling to engage people in conservation and create a better future for the next generation.
Nestled in the cliffs in Moses Coulee is an import desert water sources that every springs attracts thousands of Pacific Tree frogs. I came to Whisper Lake for a night concert. It was anything but quiet. The chorus of frogs was soothing, calming—the quintessential sound of spring.
The Cle Elum Wildlife Project is improving our understanding of how wildlife use and move through protected forest landscapes, providing us with an opportunity to test how forest management practices impact wildlife and building an evidence base for permanent protection.
Information and resources for adapting to climate change.
Photographed by Don Macanlalay, Social Media & Digital Marketing Manager
People of color and low-income communities are bearing the brunt of carbon-centric fuel production and a changing global climate. It was amazing to witness all communities represented to march against climate change and climate injustice. It was an empowering day that encompassed the idea that climate change is a social justice issue, not just an environmental one. See photos from the rally in the slideshow above.
Tell us why you love nature!
Video by Cailin Mackenzie, GLOBE intern
Our short video celebrating diversity and conservation! A compilation of clips from our booth at Seattle’s 2015 PrideFest.
