Turtle Island Restoration Network is proud to have a history of partnership and collaboration with the Center for Biological Diversity, a highly effective group with real principles. If you haven’t...
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Each of these species are here today because of the Endangered Species Act. What is the current state of the Endangered Species Act? On November 21st, the Trump Administration released...
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We’re excited to bring back our membership webinar series with Nurdles: Tackling Plastic Pollution at the Source — Turtle Island Restoration Network’s exclusive live webinar just for our incredible members!…
Elena Hsieh, a recent graduate from UC Berkeley, is just wrapping up her internship with us as part of our “Resistance Office” program. She was a pleasure for all of...
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When funding shortfalls and staffing cuts caused by the Trump administration threatened to derail a vital habitat restoration project in Muir Woods National Monument earlier this year, SPAWN stepped in…
As we close out 2025, let’s celebrate the year’s bold wins for ocean wildlife and gearing up for urgent fights on the horizon. Our advocacy roots, scientific expertise and community-powered…
We are excited to join the Environmental Fridays Lecture Series with Desmond Murray on Friday, December 19th at 9:30am EST! TIRN’s Ocean Program Director, Joanie Steinhaus, will be presenting on…
Photo by Julianna Washburn: Volunteer Laura Leavitt works alongside another volunteer to collect nurdles at a beach cleanup in Galveston on Nov. 7, 2025. The Texas community came together for...
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The United States is the world’s largest importer of seafood, bringing in more than $25 billion worth of products each year from over 130 countries. Yet for decades, the U.S. has failed to…