In a new policy paper, Pew offers 10 key reforms to improve deep-sea fishing regulations in some of the world’s most vulnerable habitats.

20 bills are pending on Capitol Hill to safeguard more than 2 million acres of America’s ancient forests, colorful canyons, sagebrush deserts, and snow-capped peaks.

Several members of Britain’s Chagossian community embarked on a conservation expedition in June 2011 to the Chagos Archipelago, home of the world’s largest marine reserve.

Five years ago, President George W. Bush signed revisions to the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act into law, requiring science-based annual catch limits to end and prevent overfishing.