"As a journalist, I realized the key role I could play in sharing information, whether that information sowed discontent or pleasure was not necessarily my responsibility. We asked probing questions, informed stakeholders of their opposition's opinions, and wrote think pieces on the state of affairs."

This February, the pilot retreat brought together an incredible group of ten conservation professionals in Sedona, Arizona to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the purpose that drives their work.

How to turn passion into practice. Becoming a conservation practitioner. Panel held Apr. 16.

Are you ready to hack for a better planet? Join SpaceHACK for Sustainability on Mar. 27-28.

Researchers working in ocean science, environmental research, and open data infrastructure have several upcoming opportunities to secure funding or recognition for their work.

"In Scenario B, participants were tasked with developing a federal rule that the USDA would use to administer the Food and Nutrition Education in Schools Pilot Program. It was a rich and engaging day filled with collaboration and discussion aimed at moving the needle forward on school nutrition."

Are you working within a community to improve water quality, watersheds, and the species and habitats they support? Apply for the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Five Star Program, proposals due May 14th.

"For me, one of the biggest takeaways was that rural communities do not lack ideas or commitment. What they often lack is sustained access to power."

The President’s Awards formally recognize outstanding solutions that exemplify global engagement, principled innovation, sustainability, social embeddedness, and transdisciplinary collaboration. Interested applicants must first be prequalified to submit a final application. The deadline for prequalification proposals is Mar. 6.

Dance for justice! Join Dr. Kiki Jenkins and her SciDance program exploring how infrastructure shaped environmental exposures--and how we can co-create solutions. Workshop on Mar. 7.

"Prescribed fire has many layers that are often overlooked. If we truly want healthier forests, we must also confront the political dynamics that shape how fire policy is implemented."

"This event brought together community partners from ranching, government, academia, and retail to learn what responsible meat production can look like and how to market it successfully."