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…
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Harbor porpoises are shy, small marine mammals that are most often observed in pairs or small groups. They typically inhabit nearshore waters. As a result, harbor porpoises are especially vulnerable...
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The Fight to Protect the Environment and Our Democracy Is One and the Same Photo credit: Vincent Alban of the The New York Times. Demonstrators march to protest the…
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…
Today marks a particularly hopeful day for our blue-green planet: the High Seas Treaty has officially entered into force, marking a truly historic moment for the ocean and for global…
Header photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images: People gather at the beach after sunset with offshore oil and gas platform Esther in the distance on Jan. 5, 2025, in Seal Beach,…
Photo credit: Sarah Killingsworth. Ecologists have a term for a subtle but powerful problem in environmental thinking: shifting baseline syndrome. It describes how each generation comes to accept the environmental...
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Evan Luo, a student at the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business, recently completed his internship with us as part of our “Resistance Office” program. Check out Evan’s excellent and...
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*Photo of a Hawaiian monk seal and green sea turtle on the remote islands of Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument by NOAA Fisheries. We’re overflowing with gratitude from your year-end giving…
Our latest Charity Navigator rating recognizes not only what we do, but how we operate transparently, efficiently, and with accountability to you, our supporters. TIRN is thrilled to spotlight its…