Jonathan Paige

The National Geographic is circulated to over 4 million people in the United States every year [1].  When I receive my magazine each month in the mail it breaks my heart to see it packaged in plastic, knowing that the only option is to throw the bag away.   Currently, National Geographic

Debra White Plume is a Lakota mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Fighting against corporate interests and greed, she is leading a grassroots battle to block the Keystone XL Pipeline from crossing her community's sacred land.  Quoted Debra, "Through the long, hot summer we will provide

My cousin Sarah and I started this petition because we wanted to stop the senseless killing of sharks for their fins.  We've taken our campaign to the streets of Florida to build momentum for a statewide ban.  We need your support to help us put pressure on leaders to protect one of the most

Polar bears, fur seals, sea lions, walruses, whales and millions of sea birds make their home in the Bering Sea, and beneath the surface abundant life thrives in the Bering Sea Canyons– larger than the Grand Canyon itself. The importance of this place reaches far beyond its borders as the majority

Support the creation of a Marine Management Area in Nandayure, Guanacaste, Costa Rica.  Sustainable fishing of spotted rose snapper. Only artisinal fisheries that don't compromise the reproductive capacity of the spotted rose snapper nor the ecosystem function. No shrimp trawlers, gillnetters,