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This story appeared on UPI on February 6, 2020 By Jean Lotus Keeping wildlife corridors connected gives animals a better chance of species survival, said Matt Skroch, a Portland, Ore.-based manager for the Pew Charitable Trusts. He focuses on these corridors. “We have known large herds of animals were migrating across the west since European settlement, but we didn’t have a good sense

This article was originally published in The Hill. By Joseph Guzman A perfect storm of climate change, extreme weather and pressure from human activity is threatening to collapse Earth’s most biodiverse ecosystems, according to a new study.   The study published this week mapped more than 100 locations where hurricanes, floods, heatwaves, droughts and fires have impacted tropical forests and

By Patrick Greenfield, published January 20, 2020. Full story on the Guardian website. Humanity will have given up on planet Earth if world leaders cannot reach an agreement this year to stop the mass extinction of wildlife and destruction of life-supporting ecosystems, the United Nation’s new biodiversity chief has warned. Elizabeth Maruma Mrema, acting executive secretary of the UN Convention on