Recent actions by the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the results of the November Miss. Wildlife and Fisheries Commission meeting are both relevant to …

This story is an update of our 2014 coverage of the Baucum suit against Petro Harvester for damage to health and property sustained by living …

Recently I attended a beautiful All Saints Day ceremony on the East Bank of St James Parish, hosted by the local grassroots organization Inclusive Louisiana. …

Giving Tuesday is November 30! Start your fundraiser today!

A new whitepaper was issued by Healthy Gulf’s Community Science Director, Scott Eustis.

Community faces long road to recovery after devastating hurricane, environmental racism

A September algae bloom on Eubanks Creek in Jackson, sparked by a sewage spill, shows what is happening on the Pearl River’s urban tributaries. The …

This Guest Blog was contributed by Roddy Hughes, a Senior Campaign Representative for Sierra Club’s Beyond Dirty Fuels Campaign. Photos by Naomi Yoder, Healthy Gulf’s …

Hurricane Ida struck south Louisiana on the 16th anniversary of Katrina, leaving behind flooding, black-outs, and more. In the wake of the catastrophic storm, the …

Join Hurricane Ida Damage Lookout! Stand up for environmental justice in Gulf communities and fight back against oil and gas development. This is something you …

Environmental Damage Expected, but Unacceptable for Coastal Communities

This blog was written by Sheehan Moore, a researcher for Healthy Gulf