*[Enwl-eng] Earth Island Journal: Reflecting on 2025

[ecology]

Enjoy some of our best stories from the past year









                        As this year draws to a close, we’re reflecting on 
some of the Journal stories that we’re most proud of. Below you will find a 
list of in-depth features and important reporting that resonated with our 
readers and inspired us, too.


                        We’d love to hear about your favorite articles from 
the past year, as well. Please share!


                        As always, thanks for reading. May your holidays be 
restful and rejuvenating. We’ll see you in 2026!






                        Zoe Loftus-Farren
                        Managing Editor, Earth Island Journal








                              Uncaged
                              As wildlife advocates fight to free the last 
captives of Vietnam’s bile farms, rescued bears find dignity in the country’s 
sanctuaries.


                              READ MORE





                              No Entry
                              In America, whether we can swim — and whether 
we have access to swimmable water at all — is closely tied to race.


                              READ MORE





                              Greenwashing in the Evergreen State
                              How a quasi-academic group convinced 
Washington State to classify industrial logging as a climate change 
solution.


                              READ MORE





                              Room to Roam
                              What the world’s only wild horse species needs 
from us is the hardest thing to give — undisturbed space.


                              READ MORE





                              No Refills
                              In Nepal’s high Himalayas, people rely on 
traditional Tibetan medicine. But essential herbs are getting harder to 
find.


                              READ MORE



                              Why We Ask

                              Environmental journalism faces strong 
headwinds. In just the past year, at least three noted publications that 
covered environmental and public health issues — Hakai Magazine, Yes! 
magazine, and Environmental Health Perspectives — have closed up shop. Many 
others are struggling to stay afloat as revenue streams, including 
philanthropic support, dry up.


                              Amid this upheaval, it feels like a miracle 
that Earth Island Journal has managed to hold steady and cover the 
environment for four decades without pause. But then again, our readers have 
always had our back.


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investigative reporting on climate change, land and wildlife conservation, 
and environmental justice issues worldwide.


                              Gifts of any size make a big impact! When you 
set up a monthly gift, your recurring donation keeps fact-based journalism 
accessible to people all year long.



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Earth Island Institute and mailed to: 2150 Allston Way, Suite 460, Berkeley, 
CA 94704




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From: Editors, Earth Island Journal <editor at earthisland.org>
Date: сб, 27 дек. 2025 г. в 03:44
Subject: Reflecting on 2025


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