Tom Ardito talks about the inception of the Southeast New England Program and RAE’s new partnership with EPA.

This blog is Part 2 showcasing sturgeon restoration in the Great Lakes.

Imagine a fish that existed at the same when time dinosaurs walked the earth. It has a massive, torpedo shaped body, five rows of bony plates, mottled grey skin, and four white whiskers that cascade from the bottom of a blunt snout. These magnificent and beautiful fish are sturgeon.

By Courtney Lewis One of the most important days for an environmentalist occurs later this month: Earth Day. Growing up, I…

When you look out across a salt marsh, what do you see? Perhaps you look to the water to see oyster beds…

Estuaries are incredibly productive, diverse systems that benefit not only the water inhabitants, but also the land dwellers (us!). Fish and…