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Fishing for Energy

The Fishing for Energy partnership provided commercial fishermen with no-cost solutions to dispose of derelict and retired fishing gear and offered competitive grants to reduce the impacts of derelict fishing gear on the environment. By helping prevent and remove derelict gear, Fishing for Energy restored the quality of marine and coastal habitats and supported communities and industries that rely on these resources.

Request for Qualifications: Facilitator for Workshop on Next Generation Conservation Planning

Reconnecting streams in the Appalachian Mountains

Think about brook trout as an Appalachian early warning system: If they’re not where they’re supposed to be, something’s wrong.

Reconnecting streams in the Appalachian Mountains

Advancing forestry practices to support Southern wildlife

To unfamiliar visitors, the longleaf pine forests of the South might seem stately and beautiful … but quiet, at times seemingly devoid of wildlife.

Advancing forestry practices to support Southern wildlife

Helping birds of the Gulf Coast bounce back after an oil spill

Sit long enough on one of the beautiful beaches of Florida’s Gulf Coast and you’re likely to see a black skimmer gliding above the glassy water, its lower bi

Helping birds of the Gulf Coast bounce back after an oil spill

Rallying partners for wildlife in the Northern Great Plains

Visitors to the Northern Great Plains are often surprised by what they see.

Rallying partners for wildlife in the Northern Great Plains