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Lolo National Forest plan revision comments close Saturday - Vimarsana News

Lolo National Forest plan revision comments close Saturday

Anyone hoping to comment on the Lolo National Forest's draft assessment and list of potential species of conservation concern for its ongoing resource management plan revision has until the end of Saturday to make their voice heard.

Learn about the the wild and scenic Horsepasture River - Vimarsana News

Learn about the the wild and scenic Horsepasture River

Western North Carolina is a region bursting at the seams with public land and the specific area that Gorges State Park calls home is no exception.

Little River Waterkeeper updates status of the 'Wild and Scenic' campaign | News - Vimarsana News

Little River Waterkeeper updates status of the 'Wild and Scenic' campaign | News

The director of Little River Waterkeeper, Angie Shugart and Policy and Advocacy Director of Alabama Rivers Alliance, Jack West, presented an update to Fort Payne Mayor Brian Baine and members

NY Small Towns See Opportunity to Address Climate Change Locally - Vimarsana News

NY Small Towns See Opportunity to Address Climate Change Locally

HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. -- One of the major takeaways from last month's big climate conference in Scotland is, all levels of government need to collaborate to address climate change. One small New York community is trying to do just that. ...

NCs Updated Coastal Habitat Plan Focuses on Seagrass Local Solutions / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

NCs Updated Coastal Habitat Plan Focuses on Seagrass Local Solutions / Public News Service

MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. -- North Carolina's Marine Fisheries Commission has approved an updated version of the state's Coastal Habitat Protection Plan, which experts say will improve the health of the state's wetlands and estuaries, and increase communities' resilience to climate change. Leda Cunningham, officer for conserving marine life in the United States at The Pew Charitable Trusts, explained the plan includes new guidelines aimed at protecting seagrass, which filter out pollutants, improve water quality and help communities withstand increasing flood and sea-level rise from climate change ...