2024 Recap! Hear from 8 guests in 2024 about work done since their episodes aired earlier this year. rewilding.org/episode-139-ye… #rewilding

“This is one of the most important wildlife connectivity projects in the country. Critically endangered red wolves will disappear if we do nothing.” —Beth Pratt Thanks to Christina Larson for this important #roadecology story, and for including me. apnews.com/article/red-wo…

"Art is the highest form of hope." Gerhard Richter

The Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program promised $350 million for animal passages—a bipartisan effort in a polarized country. But today its grants are "on hold," jeopardizing species & driver safety. For Vox, I covered its uncertain fate. #roadecology vox.com/down-to-earth/…

🐺🎨 “Wherever these lobos roam, I hope they tell stories—not only of their persecution but of their revival, their survival, and their resilience. Together, we envision a more wild world.”Lauren Strohacker, an incredible artist and advocate, has collaborated with GCWRP...

Happy #LoboWeek to all those who celebrate. 🐺

It’s a privilege and an honor to collaborate with wildlife organizations as part of my professional arts practice. Listen below 👇🏻 to a brief summary of Mexican Wolves in my work for #LoboWeek #VoicesForLobos

80% of bees in the US have not died. Colony losses in commercial bee farms, typically ~50%, are ~80% this year. Honeybee farms hit records highs 2024. You should be more concerned about long-term collapse in native pollinators, *driven in part* by farming non-native honeybees.

I wrote this critique of so-called de-extinction 10 years ago for Nautilus Magazine. Every word applies to the so-called dire wolf announcement: nautil.us/to-bring-back-…

For a species already hanging by a thread, even short delays matter. Red wolves face ecological pressures and now administrative uncertainty. Without wild releases, road protections and legal safeguards, one of America’s distinctive carnivores could vanish ow.ly/glVN50VEhS3

Walling off the US-Mexico border would be 'catastrophic' to wildlife, researchers say azcentral.com/story/news/loc…

Walling off remaining wild corridors along the US-Mexico border would close the last vestiges of migration territory for threatened or endangered animals, including jaguars, ocelots, and Mexican gray wolves, pushing vulnerable species closer to extinction. ow.ly/sClm50VJmQJ

Zoo Knoxville welcomes litter of endangered red wolf pups wate.com/news/knox-coun…

Walling off the US-Mexico border would be 'catastrophic' to wildlife, researchers say azcentral.com/story/news/loc…

Yesterday, there were hundreds if not thousands of brown pelicans feeding on bait fish in the Klamath River estuary and plume. Less than 1 year after the removal of 4 dams, this is another sign the river is healing .

Conservation group asks federal judge to order stronger protections for NC red wolves newsobserver.com/news/state/nor…

A new study shows that the border wall between the U.S. and Mexico is a significant barrier to wildlife movement. Researchers monitored animals along the border for two years capturing new data that shows how wildlife avoid border infrastructure. hcn.org/articles/see-w…

Honored to be quoted in today’s KJZZ Phoenix story highlighting how urban growth in Phoenix is increasing encounters between people and wildlife. Navigating these complex interactions with our wild neighbors is essential as our city continues to expand. kjzz.org/business/2025-…

Did you know humans intentionally introduced #mange to #wolves and #coyotes in #Texas (1890s) & #Montana (early 1900s) to wipe them out? The disease persists today—and so do harmful practices. Avoid rodenticides, support wild carnivores, and choose coexistence. 📷: Karin Saucedo