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26 February 2024

LATIN TIMES: How Latinos' Concerns for Climate-Related Issues Could Tip the Scale in a Key Region of the U.S.

Latino voters in Mountain West states consider climate-related issues to be key at the time of deciding whether to support an elected official, a new poll by the Hispanic Access Foundation shows. The poll surveyed…
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26 February 2024

PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE: West's Latino voters want conservation over development on public lands

Voters, including 74% of Republicans, 87% of Independents and 96% of Democrats, would support candidates in elections who prioritize conservation on public lands, according to Colorado College's latest Conservation in the West Poll. Maite Arce,…
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26 February 2024

Hispanic Access Welcomes New Por La Creación Network Manager

Hispanic Access is delighted to announce the transition of Juan Rosas from Conservation Program Associate to Por La Creación Faith-Based Alliance Network Manager. With a community service career spanning several years, he has not only…
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26 February 2024

Contributing to my Home State / Contribuyendo a mi estado natal

Texas horned lizards, monarch butterflies, and northern bobwhites ̶̶̶̶ species I admired often in my backyard as a child growing up in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. Now half a decade since I relocated,…
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23 February 2024

Reflection of my Internship with Minnesota Valley

Back in May, I completed my bachelor's degree in Environmental Science from the University of Idaho and moved away from my hometown in Wasilla, Alaska, accepting an internship with the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge…
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23 February 2024

How I Handle Climate Anxiety As A Climate Fellow Part 1

Climate Change is a stressful, anxious, and scary topic, and it is no wonder that most people are feeling climate anxiety as more and more news, studies, and updates are shared. It can be even…
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