This year, the United States is celebrating the hundredth anniversary of the Appalachian Trail. This iconic footpath is known to hikers and bureaucrats alike as simply “the AT.” However, an actual pathway was not fully completed until 1937, and the first “thru-hiker” would not complete the journey until 1948. Consequently…

Investing in wildlife crossings now will keep people and wildlife healthy and connected In America’s western states, many folks are at risk of hitting a deer or animal on our highways, whether on a family vacation to a national park, or during a morning commute. Thanks to new technology, infrastructure and engineering solutions, we can make wildlife-vehicle collisions an issue of the past. …

As the chief scientist and president of Y2Y, I believe that science matters. Scientific discoveries and advances are most often the reason for societal shifts. Science over the last decades unequivocally demonstrates that to effectively conserve biodiversity, especially during this time of climate change and increasing human impacts, we must move from protected area conservation to large land and seascape conservation.

When it comes to affecting change, it starts with one person — you These days it seems there are calls to action everywhere on all kinds of concerning issues. This can be troubling, but it can also be your moment to shine and make a difference. Taking action matters because…

A birds-eye view of healthy habitats and climate change — Most animals on the ground, in the air and in water need healthy habitats to move within and across in order to survive and thrive. …