Whale of the Month: Rice’s Whale These newly discovered whales are about as rare as rare can get, and the Trump administration isn’t helping... therevelator.org/rices-whale/

Whale of the Month: Rice’s Whale https://therevelator.org/rices-whale/

"How do people find hope again? Sometimes it feels like I’m carrying a torch in the dark all by my lonesome." Our Dr. Green column at @therevelator.org offers answers: therevelator.org/environment-...

Dr. Green: An Environmentalist Scientist Asks About Finding Connections and Inspiring Hope https://therevelator.org/environment-inspiring-hope/

Why are people in Albania mad at Jared Kushner, the Trump administration, and their own government? Check out this @mongabay.com article republished today on @therevelator.org therevelator.org/albania-flam...

Albanian ‘Flamingo Revolution’ Aims to Stop Kushner-Backed Resort on Protected Delta https://therevelator.org/albania-flamingo-revolution/

How memory, civil rights, and environmental history are being quietly erased. #PrideMonth https://therevelator.org/the-great-forgetting/

The world's most expensive coffee threatens this rare cat-like mammal: https://therevelator.org/save-this-species-owstons-civet/

Collectively, this series reveals how little we know about many species' migration patterns, how their movements are increasingly under threat, and what scientists and conservationists are doing about it. Check them out!

And 4: Incredible Journeys: How Hoofing It Helps Deer and Caribou therevelator.org/deer-caribou...

3. Incredible Journeys: Keeping Tabs on Migrating Whooping Cranes therevelator.org/migrating-wh...

2. Incredible Journeys: Filling in the Blanks of Sea Turtle Migrations therevelator.org/sea-turtle-m...

Journalist @melissagaskill.bsky.social completed her four-part @therevelator.org series on #migration this week: 1. Incredible Journeys: Migratory Sharks on the Move therevelator.org/migration-sh...

#PFAS are one of the biggest public health threats of our time. These “forever chemicals” have infested seemingly every facet of our lives, from water and soil to kitchen products and even our babies’ toys. As a country we need real urgency to address this risk quickly and do it the right way.

It’s Pride weekend in San Francisco. Celebrate loudly. Celebrate joyfully. But also remember what’s at risk, what’s being rolled back, and what’s being disappeared before our eyes. Progress only endures if we defend it. Roll up your sleeves. The Great Forgetting: therevelator.org/the-great-fo... 🌈🌊

Maine offers other states a path toward protection from PFAS "forever chemicals" https://therevelator.org/pfas-maine-model/

"Keeping [migration] paths intact in general is important to give the animals options to respond. As we chip away at that behavior, we’re chipping away at the ability to have large numbers of ungulates on the landscape.” - @claytontlamb.bsky.social therevelator.org/deer-caribou...

America’s 250th Should Tell the Full Story, Not Rewrite It Includes an action plan for fighting censorship and whitewashing of history on public lands. @therevelator.org therevelator.org/america-250-...

Yeah what’s the matter kid 😐 My latest for @therevelator.org

L046 has no common name, but that hasn’t stopped aquarists from turning it into a global obsession. @therevelator.org uses this striking armored catfish to ask a bigger question: what does it mean to protect species the world loves before science has even formally named them?

As the Trump administration censors history on parks and public lands — a move out of the autocrats’ playbook — people have six ways to honor and defend our shared history. https://therevelator.org/america-250-history/

For decades wildlife scientists have been stumped by the burning question: Why did the ungulate cross the metaphorical road? It turns out the answer is simple: to find better food. Read the latest from @therevelator.org, our news and ideas initiative.

Incredible Journeys: How Hoofing It Helps Deer and Caribou https://therevelator.org/deer-caribou-migration/

Unnamed = unprotected. The international aquarium trade loves new and novel species. But many of these fish have not been named or identified by science, and we don’t know if the trade is sustainable. #wildlifetrade @therevelator.org therevelator.org/catfish-l046...

The Armored Catfish Known as L046: Protecting the Unnamed https://therevelator.org/catfish-l046-protecting-unnamed/

Capitalism at its worst: Some of the examples I dug up of the "Buy-Centennial" in 1976 (lessons we haven't learned for #America250). More at therevelator.org/buy-centenni...

America 250: Echoes of the Buy-Centennial https://therevelator.org/buy-centennial/

More than 2,000 Indigenous languages are at risk of disappearing this century — and with them we could lose vitally important traditional ecological knowledge. https://therevelator.org/extinction-languages/

A look inside the illegal turtle and tortoise trade operating through the world’s busiest land border crossing — and the enforcement vacuum making it possible. https://therevelator.org/smuggled-alive-turtles/

Decolonizing Species Names -- research points out the frequent inequity of species’ scientific names, a longstanding problem that creates barriers to conservation. https://therevelator.org/decolonizing-species-names/

Amid National #PFAS Frenzy, the ‘Maine Model’ Shows States How to Stop ‘Forever Chemicals’ at the Source https://therevelator.org/pfas-maine-model/

Learn about five key areas of focus that can guide the restoration of Point Reyes as a model for ecological recovery, climate resilience, and inclusive stewardship in the latest for @therevelator.org. ⬇️

Rewilding Point Reyes National Seashore: Why and How https://therevelator.org/rewilding-point-reyes/

The species disappearing into this pipeline are not generic “turtles.” They are some of the most ecologically irreplaceable reptiles in the Western Hemisphere. #wildlifetrafficking therevelator.org/smuggled-ali...

History doesn’t disappear all at once. It fades through omission, silence, and erasure. Good to see the courts require these stories be restored. The Great Forgetting in @therevelator.org explored exactly this trend: what’s lost when history, science, and memory are edited out of public view.

From the archives: The hosts of the true-crime podcast “National Park After Dark” discuss the dangers public lands face — and how people can stand up to protect them. https://therevelator.org/public-lands-crime/

Every day traffickers pack imperiled turtles and tortoises into coolers, load them into personal vehicles, and drive them north through Tijuana and into San Ysidro, California — the busiest land border crossing in the world. Read about it in the latest from @therevelator.org ⬇️

Smuggled Alive: Turtles and Tortoises Trafficked Across the Mexico-U.S. Border https://therevelator.org/smuggled-alive-turtles/

When languages go extinct, so does the vital ecological knowledge they contain. #IndigenousPeoples https://therevelator.org/extinction-languages/

During Pride Month, the Trump administration continues to erase civil rights and environmental history: https://therevelator.org/the-great-forgetting/

Pattie Gonia: Nature’s Warrior Queen The drag superstar and environmental activist talks with us about finding joy in nature, standing up to fascism, and getting creative. https://therevelator.org/pattie-gonia-warrior-queen/

The real treats are the lessons we learned along the way 🐶💀 My latest for @therevelator.org

When languages go extinct, so does the ecological knowledge they contain. therevelator.org/extinction-l...

The Extinction of Languages Is an Environmental Issue https://therevelator.org/extinction-languages/

Our latest environmental book wrap-up on @therevelator.org includes great new titles -- for adults and children -- about owls, reptiles, climate justice, green gardening, and more. therevelator.org/environmenta...

“Silence is not neutrality—it is participation in the outcome.” New commentary in @therevelator.org examines how history is rarely erased all at once. More often, it fades through omission, caution, and the narrowing of whose stories are allowed to remain visible. Memory matters.

New Environmental Books: Spring-to-Summer Reads to Brighten and Enlighten https://therevelator.org/environmental-books-june2026/

Pride is often celebrated as progress. But progress has a memory. The Great Forgetting, a new piece in @therevelator.org, examines what happens when civil rights history, environmental history, and the voices behind both are softened, narrowed, or erased. This Pride Month, memory matters.

"We live in a time of cosmic tragedy, when heedless human expansion has pushed many of the planet’s lives beyond bearing. As ecosystems unravel, so do the cultures that depend on them..." writes Kathleen Dean Moore for @therevelator.org. ⬇️

Learn more about the wildly successful Roadless Rule via esteemed WELC Wildlands and Wildlife Program Director Sarah McMillan's op-ed in @therevelator.org here: