No. 300, August 31, 2023
Hello Revelator readers,
Welcome to the 300th issue of our newsletter. We couldn’t do it without you, our dedicated Revelator readers.
And now, to serve you better in the long run, we’re about to take a break. The year 2024 will be important for the planet, and it’s time to rest up for the long fight ahead. We’ll be back with our next stories, and our next newsletter issue, in mid-December.
Before we go, we have one more news story for you. It’s about jaguar poop — because who says conservation science can’t be fun?
From the archives:
The last time we took a break we offered ideas for 15 things to do before the end of summer — a list that still resonates.
Subscriber bonus: The Wild 5
Here are five more stories we’re watching this week.
1. North American Grassland Birds in Peril, Spurring All-Out Effort to Save Birds and Their Habitat (AP)
2. America Is Using Up Its Groundwater Like There’s No Tomorrow (The New York Times)
3. Flora, Fauna and … Funga: UN Backs New Term for Conservation Talks (The Guardian)
4. EPA Announces New Waters Rule After Supreme Court Decision Weakening Protections (The Hill)
5. Ecuador’s Government Plans to Keep Drilling in National Park, Despite Vote on Ban (Yale Environment 360)
Thanks:
As always, thank you for reading. Stay safe and connected — we depend on each other more than ever these days. We’ll be back in mid-December, but until then you can follow us on Facebook and Twitter/X, where we’ll continue to share stories from our archive that you may have missed.
