The Gulf of Mexico is home to more than twenty species of threatened and endangered species. From green sea turtles to nassau grouper, and from rough cactus coral to the…
The Gulf of Mexico is home to more than twenty species of threatened and endangered species. From green sea turtles to nassau grouper, and from rough cactus coral to the…
Groups to hold virtual press briefing today at 12 pm ET. For Immediate Release, April 2, 2026 Contact: Jackson Chiappinelli, Earthjustice, jchiappinelli@earthjustice.org Joanie Steinhaus, Turtle Island Restoration Network, joanie@tirn.net Alex…
This past Saturday, March 28th, we gathered on the shores of Galveston Island for our 4th Annual Hatchling Hustle – what an unforgettable morning on the sand! From the first…
Photos by our friends at Texas Sea Grant. To read about the Symposium, check out Galveston Daily News’ article here. The 8th Annual Texas Plastic Pollution Symposium was held on March 25,…
Photo of Galveston’s ghost wolves play with a soccer ball after dark by Nicolas Ledesma-Lubertino. You may be wondering why a largely ocean-focused organization is highlighting Coyote Awareness Week. Coyotes…
Press release drafted by our partners at EarthJustice and Healthy Gulf. Gulf and Environment Groups Respond To Public Waters Sell-off To Oil Industry; Amid Soaring Energy & Gas Prices,…
Nurdles are not an accident of nature; they are an industrial product spilling into our environment that can be controlled by man. Monitoring their spread doesn’t prevent harm, zero discharge…
I’m writing to express my concern regarding the five-year plan from the Trump administration to open our coasts and the Gulf to new offshore drilling. It feels like a…
Tiny plastic – big, big problem! Small plastic pellets, called nurdles, are polluting our beaches and waterways. Thank you to David Montgomery of the Houston Chronicle for publishing a story and…