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Animals in the News
Five days a week Wendee Holtcamp generates discussion on the latest news and research on wildlife, pets, and the natural world for Discovery's Animal Planet.

Another Green World
Judith Lewis blogs curious facts, breaking news and subjective analysis of current environmental issues.

Baltimore Brew
Heather Dewar contributes to this daily online journal featuring independent reporting and informed commentary about greater Baltimore.

Bay & Environment
Baltimore Sun reporter Tim Wheeler, SEJ board member and past president, posts news about Maryland's environment in The Sun's blog.

Beanpodder
Ayana Meade's blog primarily features posts on green and sustainable lifestyle choices, including food and fashion as well as environmental issues in Massachusetts that concern the average resident. Features to come include a calendar of local green events, and a message board.

Birder's World Field of View
Bird news and commentary from the editors of Birder's World magazine, including associate editor and SEJ member Matt Mendenhall. Plus, photographers explain how they took photos the magazine has published, tales of their own birding experiences, reports from science conventions, and more.

Bohemian Adventures
Freelance environment writer, photographer, bohemian Wendee Holtcamp blogs about her travels around the globe on assignment, and the ups and downs of life as an independent writer making it in the world.

Boulder Carbon Tax Tracker
Amy Gahran and Adam Glenn launched this community journalism project, funded by a Knight Foundation News Challenge Grant, in the wake of Boulder, Colo.'s 2006 passage of the nation's first-ever municipal "carbon tax" to fund ongoing efforts to combat climate change by cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

Carbon-Nation
Peter Fairley's 'webjournal' charts the advances in energy efficiency, low-carbon power generation and sustainable transportation that will re-energize the world's economies.

CEJournal
This is the Weblog of the Center for Environmental Journalism at the University of Colorado, Boulder. Center co-director Tom Yulsman is the editor and primary writer, with contributions from the Center's Ted Scripps Fellows in Environmental Journalism, guest bloggers, and students.

Climatarians News
Joost Hoogstrate brings the latest environmental news and social web developments (with a green twist) on his blog.

Coal Tattoo
Ken Ward Jr. of The Charleston Gazette writes about mining's mark on our world.

Coffee and Conservation
Ecologist Julie Craves blogs about sustainability issues connected to coffee, especially regarding biodiversity and the environment. Are your beans for the birds?

Come Again
Pacific Northwest-based writer Kim McDonald blogs about natural resource and environmental issues, particularly as they relate to culture, the economy, and politics.

Commonground: The Red, the Blue, and the Green
Enrique Gili's blog provides links to news of people, places, and events trying to make a difference.

Contentious
Amy Gahran, content strategist and info provocateur, offers "news and musings on how we communicate in the online age."

Cover the Planet
David Poulson, associate director of Michigan State University's Knight Center for Environmental Journalism, helps journalists understand and explain environmental issues — and do it on deadline.

Dateline Earth
Former Seattle Post-Intelligencer reporter Robert McClure of InvestigateWest blogs environmental news bites of regional, national and global significance.

Miguel Angel de Alba
This blog explores environmental themes in Mexico (en Español).

Divine Primates
This blog "develops a different 'story' on how we can change our culture so that we can better address our global and local crises." Earon Davis is a writer and former lawyer who "looks at humans as a species of primates — in an attempt to help get us unstuck from the consumerist materialism and anxiety which permeate our culture."

Due West
Dan Whipple's column for New West Network aims to both enlighten and amuse about environmental and western issues.

Earth Matters
San Antonio Express-News environmental writer Anton Caputo blogs on the state of the environment.

Energy & Environment Experts
The US energy and environment debate moves online, as NationalJournal.com's Margaret Kriz hosts a panel of insiders.

The Energy Independent
TEI provides thoughtful news, analysis and commentary on global energy issues. Blogger Jonathan Maslow, a New Jersey author, journalist and documentary filmmaker, chronicles the fight against, and follies of, fossil fuel dependency.

Enviroblog
The (Gainesville, GA) Times' environmental and health reporter Debbie Gilbert ventures into the world of blogging.

Environmental Journalism Now
Tom Yulsman and the University of Colorado at Boulder's Center for Environmental Journalism examine "environmental issues and their nexus with science, policy and journalism."

Environmental History
Updates and commentary on historical issues involving the media and environmental history by Bill Kovarik of Radford University and the University of Western Ontario. 

Enviroscribe
Des Moines Register environment reporter Perry Beeman covers news from around the country, and occasionally beyond.

Envirothink
The focus of this blog includes innovative environmentally-friendly products that are creating solutions and eco-related news. Debra Atlas looks at what works, what’s on the drawing boards, and the big "near misses" that are making the "green" news.

FloridaEnvironments.com
Coverage of Florida environmental news from Tallahassee and the state Capitol is provided by veteran journalist Bruce Ritchie. Issues include state legislation, climate change, land conservation, energy, waterways and coastal issues.

Fragments from Floyd
This is writer, naturalist and photographer Fred First's notebook/journal, sort of a front porch conversation that originates from a remote valley in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Floyd County, Virginia.

FrogBlog
Jon Cooksey's blog is a funny treatment of the Big Picture — global warming, peak oil, overpopulation, shrinking resources, income inequality — reflecting the personal, populist tone and broad scope of his upcoming theatrical docu-comedy "How to Boil a Frog."

Grave Matters
This blog about green burial options is written by Mark Harris, author of the book Grave Matters: A Journey through the Modern Funeral Industry to a Natural Way of Burial.

Green Among Gray
Captivate Network editor Kyle Scribner pokes a stick at the nature freak dormant in us all in an attempt to get him/her to come out and play. And we might even learn a few things about the environment as we go.

The Green Blog
SEJ member Beth Daley and other reporters at The Boston Globe give readers New England centric environmental news.

Green Goddess Gazette
Miranda Spencer's blog focuses primarily on environmental and media issues.

The Green Grok
Erica Rowell of Duke University's Nicholas School of the Environment is the managing editor of Bill Chameides's blog on sustainability.

Green Scales
Leslie Wolcott writes about environmental justice in Michigan at greenscales.org, which she hopes will become a community forum with resources and discussions about environmental justice in Michigan and globally.

The Green Scene
Jeff Kart, environmental reporter for the The Bay City Times of Michigan, blogs weekly as part of an e-zine called Saginaw Bay Watershed Watch.

Green Tenant
Craig Saunders' blog is a repository of projects and ideas for environmentally minded folk who rent their living spaces.

The Greener Side
Elsa Wenzel's blog covers the quirks and perks of sustainable tech and culture.

GreenerPenny
Environmental writer and editor Mindy Pennybacker focuses on lifestyles and health with her stories, daily tips and more.

GreenYour
Freelance journalist Sidney Stevens heads up GreenYour's team of writers as editor. Footnoted using reliable, published sources, this search-based tool provides comprehensive facts, tips and products related to whatever topic you're researching.

Haciendo Punto En Otro Blog
Carmelo Ruiz's bilingual blog covers topics such as biotechnology, biopiracy, globalization, neoliberalism, free trade, environment, sustainable agriculture, music and news from Puerto Rico.

Harmon on Earth
Greg Harman is talking about the coming hundred years: sustainability, poverty, environmental justice and the like, with a focus on South Texas/Border region.

Mark Hertsgaard's Blog
Independent author and journalist Hertsgaard covers a wide range of issues and interests, including international affairs, American politics, the media, music and culture.

The Hot House
The Sacramento Bee tracks "California's quest to lead the fight against global warming," by Stuart Leavenworth.

I, Reporter
The purpose of Adam Glenn's blog is for "inspiring, guiding, and educating citizen journalists and the news organizations that work with them."

In My Garden
Freelance journalist Charlotte Kidd blogs on horticulture as mid-Atlantic Regional Editor for the National Gardening Association.

Iron Curtain / Green Corridor
Nearly 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, SEJ member Ashley Ahearn reports from Europe on the Iron Curtain and conservation efforts along it. It's a multimedia journalism blog, including audio, text, and pictures.

Stephen Leahy — Environmental Journalist
An independent journalist, based near Toronto, Canada, Leahy blogs mainly on global enviroment and development-related issues.

Letters from the West
Idaho Statesman environment reporter Rocky Barker covers issues such as public lands, water, wildlife, nuclear and more in his blog.

Living Green, Living Well
"If you live on this planet, reading Living Green, Living Well blog might help you make the air we all breathe a little safer, the oceans and lakes we swim in a little cleaner and the houses we live in a little less toxic and more comfortable," states freelance journalist Judith Stock.

Natural News Network
Freelance writer Mary Grady's website on environmental topics in Rhode Island features articles on outdoor recreation, natural science, environmental issues, how to take action, and lots more. 

Net Results
Julie Craves posts research news and updates from the Rouge River Bird Observatory in southeast Michigan, the nation's longest-running urban bird research station.

Northern Flux
Stefan Milkowski, reporter for the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner in Alaska, blogs on a personal note about life in Alaska, with a focus on climate change in the state.

Off-Grid
Nick Rosen reports on the technologies, events and issues affecting people who live or work off-grid.

The Official PoultryBookstore.com Blog
Freelancer Christine Heinrichs blogs about poultry, including domestic, wild and historic breeds.

Out in the Wide World
Writer/photographer/editor Sharon Guynup reports on wildlife issues in India.

The Phoenix Sun
Sonoran desert resident Osha Gray Davidson documents his adventures in going solar in the Valley of the Sun, Phoenix, Arizona.

Rambling LA
For southern California families that enjoy the outdoors: hiking and biking with kids, green home and garden, nature projects for kids, and environmental news, by environmental reporter Ilsa Setziol.

Andrew Revkin's Dot Earth and more
New York Timesman Revkin blogs at Dot Earth about climate change, the environment and sustainability; at Amazon on global warming; and also talks to kids via this NYT global warming website.

RidgeLines
Blue Ridge Country magazine editor Cara Ellen Modisett, also a reporter for WVTF public radio, blogs from the Appalachian region. 

Ray Ring's West
High Country News senior editor Ray Ring writes about environmental politics and the American West.

Runaway Human Population
Hans Tammemagi, environment, science and travel writer for the Vancouver Sun in BC, Canada blogs about the exploding human population, its impacts on resources and environment and the future of the planet.

Dick Russell
This SEJ member, an author and environmental journalist, posts reports of conferences attended (including SEJ's Austin 2005) and invites comments from visitors.

Sallan Foundation
Sallan is a resource for news and views on urban sustainability at the macro and the micro level and it calendars NYC-based green events. Editor: SEJ member Nancy Anderson.

Salsa Verde
"Commentary on green goings-on from deep in the heart of Texas" is provided by Asher Price of the Austin American-Statesman.

Signs from Earth
Through his blog, Dennis Dimick, executive editor of National Geographic Magazine's Environment section, explores the nexus between human aspiration and Earth's ability to sustain it.

The Sky Blue Waters Report
Tom Elko's blog offers environmental news and investigative reporting focused on Minnesota, the Upper Midwest, and the Great Lakes region.

SolveClimate
Stacy Morford is managing editor of this site offering in-depth news and analysis of the political, social and scientific issues influencing the search for real solutions to climate change.

Stop Global Warming
Emily Gertz is the lead editor and blogger about global warming for Change.org, where she covers politics, science, energy, consumer action, media, and more around climate change and sustainability. 

The Story Group
SEJ members Leslie Dodson and Daniel Glick, along with photojournalist Ted Wood, are founding partners of this multimedia journalism consortium devoted to covering global energy, economic and environmental issues.  The Story Group combines strong journalism with new media techniques to achieve the most enduring goal of storytelling: to inform and inspire.

Sustainable Gardening Blog
Susan Harris and her guests cover news and how-to in the world of sustainable and urban gardening.

Sustainable Industries
Correspondent Amy Westervelt writes for this print publication and website which covers cleantech, energy, green building and agriculture, all from a business perspective.

Toxic Burden Blog
Carol Ekarius blogs on the interface of environment and health.

The Uneasy Chair
Jon Christensen's blog invites you into "a conversation about conservation news, science, practice, history, and more."

Watchdog Blog
Gainesville Sun environmental reporter Nathan Crabbe writes about threats to the environment and Watchdog investigations.

Watchdog Earth
James Bruggers, environment reporter for The Courier-Journal in Louisville, KY blogs on news items and observations from inside the environment beat in his region and globally.

Watching Our Water Ways
Kitsap Sun environment reporter Christopher Dunagan writes about water-related issues to inspire discussions about the human and natural environment in the Puget Sound region of Washington state.

World View of Global Warming
Photographer Gary Braasch's website is a non-commercial archive of global warming photo-documentation and information since 2002.