RRI Newsroom
NPS to Remove Contentious Fence: Rare Tule Elk to Roam Free for First Time at Point Reyes National Seashore
For the first time in history, tule elk at Point Reyes National Seashore will roam free as the NPS removes the contentious two-mile-long fence. Learn how thousands of voices and RRI made this historic moment possible!
Crane Letter 2024
As we approach our40th anniversary, the RRI team is filled with pride and gratitude for the incredible journey we have undertaken together. When Huey founded his fledgling “think and do” tank in 1985, he had already built an astonishing record of environmental accomplishments. One of these achievements—saving the Marin Headlands—was honored this year by the National Park Service (NPS).
RRI Urges Stronger Protections for Old Growth Forests
The Resource Renewal Institute, as part of the Power in Nature coalition, has submitted comments on the U.S. Forest Service's National Old Growth Amendment DEIS. They argue that the current proposal fails to adequately protect old-growth forests.
Bay Area Groups Demand San Francisco Lawmakers Protect Clean Water Act
46 Bay Area environmental organizations have united to urge San Francisco officials to drop a lawsuit against the EPA, scheduled for Supreme Court hearing on October 16, 2024. The lawsuit challenges EPA's authority under the Clean Water Act, potentially undermining nationwide water protection efforts.
Conservation Organizations Unite Against Unlawful Reversion of Habitat Conservation Funds
RRI and a coalition of over 50 conservation organizations sent a letter to Governor Gavin Newsom and key California legislators strongly opposing the proposed reversion of $45 million in General Funds from the Habitat Conservation Fund (HCF) back to the General Fund.