Ayn Pivonka

With the Presidential race in its final heat, GRN is looking to mobilize our best activists to help keep the stories of the Gulf alive and elevate them to the national discussion. We need your help to inform and inspire your friends, family, and community to take action to protect and restore the Gulf.Despite the […]

For the past 6 years, GRN has helped our best activists across the nation take their support off-line and host a movie screening in their home or community venue to educate family and friends about Louisiana’s coastal wetlands crisis and the ongoing impacts of BP’s historic oil drilling disaster. This October, Defend the Gulf Home

Tomorrow, Saturday August 4, join Gulf Restoration Network and other groups for Hands Across the Sand, a rally to promote a clean energy economy for the Gulf coast and the globe.Join us to link “Hands Across the Sand” in the name of halting the expansion of dangerous oil drilling and protecting the Gulf. It’s time

Two weeks ago GRN led a group of twelve Tulane service learners out to a beach restoration project put together by the folks at Bayou Lands, LSU Agricultural Center, City Park, and the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.Shovels in hand, we took off to the beaches of Elmer’s Island, one of Louisiana’s barrier islands

GRN has been organizing our best activists across the nation to take their support off-line and host a movie screening in their home or community venue. Folks have been hosting Defend the Gulf movie screenings for the past 4 years to educate family and friends about Louisiana’s coastal wetlands crisis. This year, the focus of

The one year memorial of the BP oil drilling disaster is fast approaching and Congress has yet to enact legislation to safeguard the Gulf from future disasters. The media has moved on, but the oil is still out there and it continues to impact our wildlife and coastal communities. With this urgency in mind, GRN