A four-year, $2.5 million Hershey-backed project covers an area that is also home to chimpanzees, drill monkeys and forest elephants.
Nature, circular economy, climate and clean energy projects share the funds, with governments, businesses and other backers covering the rest.
Nearly all respondents want to help protect nature but say they need more support and resources to act.
The final rule lets state-approved hunting methods apply again in national preserves and restores public hearings before some harvest closures.
Led by a Wildlife Conservation Society conservationist, the study suggests some historically important jaguar connections may already be lost.
More than 200 olive ridley eggs from two Southern California beaches are incubating at a Long Beach aquarium and could hatch around mid-November, and federal officials are drafting an interim strategy should more turtles nest in the state.
Volunteers from Great River Greening, GF and the Twins will plant native vegetation at Wood Lake Nature Center.
Partners and Producers can seek funding to restore and maintain wetland and floodplain easements on agricultural land.
The Texas Water Development Board completes its 200th hydrographic survey to measure underwater capacity and sediment buildup across state lakes.
State agency spotlights public participation and youth education programs for the United Nations initiative.
