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Stephen Hayes Jr., Executive Director of the Hayes Arboretum, discusses informing the public on the proper plants and species that can be harnessed in order to create a thriving ecosystem. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
Stephen Hayes Jr., Executive Director of the Hayes Arboretum, discusses engaging community members of all ages to care for their natural surroundings through programs designed to bring greater awareness of environmental issues. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
A couple in southern California donated $50 million this month to the Banning Ranch nature reserve to maintain it as protected land, in partnership with the Trust for Public Lands.
Illegal Marijuana operations hiding in national forests are poisoning water and wildlife, according to investigators and researchers.
Air pollution levels reached new dangerous levels this month in India, leading many to end up in emergency rooms and leading officials to declare a public health emergency.
A new study published earlier this week in the journal Nature Communications estimated that by 2050, coastal areas around the world will be destroyed by rising sea levels, leaving 150 million people without homes.
According to new research from the University of Minnesota and Oxford University published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, foods with higher nutritional value tend to have a lower environmental impact when it comes to agriculture.
NPR reports that concerns are growing over whether the ever-expanding cannabis industry is contributing to air pollution through terpenes, the organic compounds that make the plant smell.
For the first time ever, recycled plastics cost more than first-use plastic material, according to The Guardian. This could pose barriers to companies and organizations by adding additional costs.
Countless studies have shown links between good mental health and green, natural spaces, and on the opposite end, links between poor health.
Julie Borgmann, Executive Director of the Red-Tail Land Conservancy, discusses protecting areas where animals, plants, and people can thrive and co-exist in harmony. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
Julie Borgmann, Executive Director of the Red-Tail Land Conservancy, discusses how land trusts can protect and preserve areas in Indiana and across the country. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
In this collaboration with WIPB at Ball State University, host Mark Oppenheim interviews nonprofit leaders from East Central Indiana and discuss the work they do to improve the communities they serve.
Extreme weather conditions are exacerbating already poor health conditions for people who are sick, including vulnerable seniors and children.
The Trump administration announced this month that it is repealing the Water of the United States Act, which has protected the nation’s waterways against pollution from manufacturers.
Read our Nonprofit Spotlight with Executive Director of the Landmark Conservancy Lindsey Ketchel on how the organization is seeking to protect land across the state of Wisconsin.
A new study published in the journal Nature Communications found that a phenomenon in the ocean is improving the Great Barrier Reef by causing coral to spawn multiple times a year.
Read our Nonprofit Spotlight with Executive Director of the Riveredge Nature Center Jessica Jens on preserving and protecting important land within Wisconsin.
California has slowly but surely been the victim of eroding coastlines and will over the next decades suffer as coastal cities and regions undergo destruction from rising sea levels.
A new analysis and first of its kind found that the extinction rates of plant species was alarmingly high around the world.