Sustainability

Actor, Singer, activist, entrepreneur, and now children’s-book author Kristen Bell wants to save the world — or at least make it a better place for all.

And did you know choosing a serving of peas instead of asparagus can result in a 48 percent decrease in water use?

Look for smaller, more abundant species, buy a share in a community-supported fishery, and four other tips to find sustainable seafood.

Some fish are high in mercury, overfished, or caught in a way that is harmful for the environment. Here are some seafood to avoid.

Pole and line, spearfishing and harpooning, trolling, and floating fish traps are some of the most sustainable methods out there. Here's why.

Overfishing happens in both oceans and lakes.

Here are some of the loopholes and exemptions you might know about.

Fish are frequently contaminated with persistent organic pollutants. Here are some tips on how to avoid toxins when you eat fish.

Leave No Trace principles help us protect and care for our wild spaces.

Fish offers a host of health benefits, but pollution, overfishing, and human-rights abuses have muddied the waters. Learn how to make more sustainable choices.

Buying a share of a local farm's harvest offers more than fresh, seasonal produce. It supports your community.

The answer, it seems, is complex.

The climate crisis is threatening the foods we love. Here's what we can do about it.

This transformative climate project — focused on protecting ice caps — offers surprising hope for the future.

This transformative climate project — focused on protecting ecosystems in the Santa Cruz region — offers surprising hope for the future.

This transformative climate project — that uses "oyster- tecture" to combat shoreline erosion — offers surprising hope for the future.

This transformative climate project — focused on regenerative agriculture — offers surprising hope for the future.