Contact: Ayano Hayes, Watershed Biologist, ahayes@seaturtles.org Lack of Rain Causes Competitive Coho Spawning Season Redd Count Remains Below Average and Federal Target Goal for Recovery The Salmon Protection And Watershed…
Contact: Audrey Fusco, Native Plant Nursery Manager, audrey@seaturtles.org Marin Academy Expands Yearly Redwood Tree Research Project Each year for the past several years SPAWN has partnered with 11th and 12th…
Contact: Ayano Hayes, Watershed Biologist, ahayes@seaturtles.org WATCH: Female Steelhead Digs a Redd in Arroyo Creek During some of the brief storms the Central California Coast experienced this winter, SPAWN staff…
For Immediate Release, February 8, 2021 Contact: Annalisa Tuel, Advocacy & Policy Manager, atuel@seaturtles.org, 408-621-8113 Senators Reintroduce Bipartisan Bill to End Last Driftnet Fishery in United States Bill banning large…
North Atlantic right whales are among the most endangered animals on the planet—and without strong, evidence-based protections, the species will continue to decline.
For Immediate Release, January 28, 2021 Contact: Joanie Steinhaus, joanie@seaturtles.org, 512-417-7741 Cold Stunning Season Continues for Texas Turtles GALVESTON — As weather and water temperature continues to drop, many coastal…
We’ve reached a critical moment to take action for endangered sea turtles, whales, dolphins, sharks, and the very health of our oceans. But we can’t do it alone. From keeping…
For Immediate Release, January 19, 2021 Contacts: Joanie Steinhaus, Turtle Island Restoration Network, joanie@seaturtles.org, 512-417-7741 Anna Farrell-Sherman, Environment Texas Research and Policy Center, afarrell-sherman@environmenttexas.org, 206-963-5083 Protections Expanded for Texas Gulf…
For Immediate Release, January 1, 2021 Contacto: Rebekah Staub, Gerente de Comunicaciones, rstaub@seaturtles.org Oportunidad de fondos para organizaciones sin fines de lucro que luchan contra los desechos marinos La organización…
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