The first Earth Day, on April 22, 1970, galvanized 20 million people across the U. and effectively launched our modern environmental movement. Landmark policy and groundbreaking environmental laws followed, ones that we still rely on today such as the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, and the Endangered Species Act. Since then Earth Day has become a global phenomenon, with over 1 billion people participating each year. National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.

CCALT receives 2017 National Land Trust Excellence Award. One Ranch at a Time. Colorado, From One Generation to the Next. Interested in a conservation easement or need specific information for land already under easement? We are working with landowners across the state to protect the Colorado way of life for future generations. CCALT is proud to announce our Forever Colorado.

Fishing for carp, waiting for steelhead. 29th Annual LA River CleanUp. As always, the river needs our help. On Saturday, April 14, join the 29. But, yes, the bass are back.

Sign up for The Moore Charitable Foundation newsletter. Photo by LFLamb, for reuse. By Danna Smith, Founder and Executive Director, Dogwood Alliance. By Clare John, Ocean Unite. The Value Of Keeping Sharks Alive. By David Norden, CEO.

Jesús Rafael Soto, Penetrable, 1990. Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros. Oil sketch by Frederic Edwin Church, c. Sketch for exterior cornice stencils, Frederic Edwin Church, c.