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| Plummeting populations of the American bumblebee is but one example of local biodiversity stories. Above, a bumblebee on an Indian Blanket flower in a wildflower pollinator meadow in Idaho. Photo: USDA/Kirsten Strough via Flickr Creative Commons (Public Domain Mark 1.0). |
Top Biodiversity Stories From SEJournal
Updated February 2024
TipSheets & Toolboxes
- Seabed Mining May Dredge Up Real Minerals, Fishy Worries in 2024
- As Bird Populations Crash, Local Reporting Can Help Untangle Why
- Cascadia Bioregion Rife With Energy, Environment Troubles To Report in 2023
- NASA Set To Ditch Satellite-Based Environmental Data Source
- When Sizing Up Threats to Biodiversity, Databases Can Help
- Could Biodiversity Be Bee’s Knees for Environmental Journalists This Fall?
- Bird Migration Explorer Can Help Hatch Environmental Stories
Features
- ESA Inaction Spells Trouble for an Iconic Grassland Bird
- How 'Rights of Nature' Is Recasting the Relationship Between Law and the Earth
Inside Story Q&As and FEJ StoryLogs
- Reporter Unravels Complex Dynamic Between Climate Change and Nature
- Reporting on the Amazon Rainforest Highlights Accelerating Destruction
- Reporter Navigates Ethical Questions in Project on Endangered Species, Free Markets
- Neither Pandemic Nor Politics Derailed Grantee’s Trophy Hunting Story
- Determined Grantee Weaves Together Unique Project on Ash Trees, Wetlands and Baskets
BookShelf
- Ursine Odyssey Seeks Insight Into Future for Bears
- Koalas, Under Pressure From Wildfires and Development, Are Beloved But Undefended
- “Saving America’s Amazon: The Threat to Our Nation’s Most Biodiverse River System”
- ‘Wild Souls’ Explores Paradox of Managing Species To Save Them
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