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
Science Tags: conservation policy
Proposed Rule Change Threatens Federal Science Funding
As Point Blue’s Director of Community Engagement, I partner with foundations, agencies, and coalitions to help support and amplify the important conservation science, restoration, and environmental education we engage in at Point Blue. A recent development has me very concerned. For over six decades, Point Blue Conservation Science has partnered closely with federal agencies, often
California Just Voted for Outdoor Learning. We’ve Been Making That Case Since 1992.
AB 2158 passes the California Assembly unanimously. Here’s why Point Blue is celebrating – and asking you to help carry it across the finish line.
Thinking Beyond Carbon, Policy Recommendations for U.S. Agricultural Resilience
Centering carbon sequestration in agricultural management may not be enough. Instead, focusing on overall soil health will meet more stakeholder goals and create a more resilient U.S. agricultural system. In a new peer-reviewed agricultural policy brief published in Frontiers open-source journal, current and former Point Blue staff joined with colleagues from Carbon180, University of Oklahoma,
Habitat Should Not Be An Endangered Term
The science is clear that habitat is essential for the survival of wildlife populations. Point Blue is strongly opposed to removing explicit habitat protections from the ESA regulations.
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