Louisiana’s next generation of conservation leaders is taking shape through the Louisiana Wildlife Federation’s Edgar Veillon Conservation Leadership Corps (EV-CLC), which gives young advocates a framework to turn their passion into
2026-27 Conservation Leadership Corps Turning Passion into Action Read More »
The U.S. Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) are accepting comments on a Request for Information (RFI) on the siting of new commercial spaceports and the development
Plans to build three large parking and shuttle facilities for LNG construction workers in Cameron Parish have drawn concern from the Louisiana Wildlife Federation (LWF) and the Louisiana Ornithological Society
LNG Parking Lots Raise Concerns for Cameron Parish Wildlife Read More »
Louisiana plays an extraordinary role in migratory birds’ annual journeys. Positioned along the Mississippi Flyway and serving as a critical passageway and stopping point for birds traveling between North and
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Army Corps of Engineers are rewriting the definition of “waters of the United States,” the line that decides which streams and wetlands
No State Has More Riding on the Word ‘Water’ Than Louisiana Read More »
Most of us never think about the water under our feet. But aquifers supply drinking water to towns and rural homes across Louisiana, irrigate our farms, supply industry users, and
Your Water, Your Say: Louisiana’s Groundwater Rules Open for Comment Through Oct. 15 Read More »