The integrity of science relies on independent, objective, peer-review methods. When research must align with political priorities rather than true knowledge gaps determined by previous scientific evidence, there is significant cause for concern that science will erode. That’s why just yesterday, Point Blue Conservation Science submitted a formal public comment strongly opposing a sweeping proposed
Month: July 2026
Science for a Blue Planet
Science for a Blue Planet
Share Your Story: International Year of the Woman Farmer
Written by: Emily Mecke, Roots Program Coordinator and Debra Stein, Impact Strategist The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations named 2026 the International Year of the Woman Farmer (#IYWF2026) to recognize women’s role in agriculture, food security, and land stewardship around the world. According to FAO, women account for 41% of the
Introducing Our 2026 Science Illustration Apprentice: Isabella (Isa) Melendez
We’re excited to introduce you to our new Science Illustration Apprentice, Isa Melendez. Isa came to us from a Los Angeles-based video game background with a calling to develop a practice in scientific illustration and to better connect with the outside world. She is partially inspired by her little brother, who is an ecologist, and
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