Treehugger

Blacks in Green

"We can either all rise up or all go down together."

Adapted from an interview by Wendy Becktold March 1, 2012

In this story: racial justice

The Bug Whisperer

"Very little conservation is aimed at creepy- crawlies."

By Sara Martel January 1, 2012

In this story: insects

Bering Sea Science Camp

Aleut students from Kodiak and Old Harbor go to 'science boot camp'

Interview by Michael Engelhard November 1, 2011

In this story: education, oceans

Michelle Ridgway, Auke Bay, Alaska; founder, Alaska Deep Ocean Science Institute

Scuba Do-Gooder

Rx against street violence: scuba

Interview by Sara Martel July 1, 2011

In this story: sports, oceans

Haiti's Toilet Sweetheart

Transforming waste into resources

Interview by Molly Oleson May 1, 2011

In this story: international environmental justice

Profile: Gail Small

A Northern Cheyenne lawyer defends her nation

By Stephen Hendricks January 1, 2004

In this story: indigenous communities, economic justice

Julia Bonds: Dethroning King Coal

A coal miner’s daughter stands up for Appalachia’s mountains

By Jennifer Hattam November 1, 2003

In this story: coal, activism

Profile: Pisit Charnsnoh

A Thai conservationist helps fishermen prosper

By Marilyn Berlin Snell January 1, 2003

In this story: international environmental justice

Sarah James: True North

The Arctic is more than oil and caribou

By Marilyn Berlin Snell January 1, 2002

In this story: Alaska, activism, indigenous communities, saving wild places

Profile: Eugène Rutagarama

Gorillas in the crossfire: As wars rage, one man's humanity is a species' salvation

By Marilyn Berlin Snell November 1, 2001

In this story: animals, saving wild places

2001 Goldman Environmental Prize winner Eugène Rutagarama