Author Archives: Celie Dailey

Our home in Charleston, SC is at great risk due to climate change

By Celie Dailey | Published: May 8, 2014
The blog ThinkProgress.org highlighted the uneven impacts of across the United States in their May 7th article, “The Southeast U.S. Has Had More Billion-Dollar Disasters Than The Rest Of The Country Combined”. The Obama administration’s National Climate Assessment was just released, showing that the Southeast and Caribbean are vulnerable in nearly every realm where we […]
Leave a comment

Take action now to protect the Edisto River

By Celie Dailey | Published: April 9, 2014
Today, this issue was the featured article on the front page of the Post & Courier. A mass email was sent out via the Conservation Voters of South Carolina informed us: “This morning, the Edisto River was named as the 6th Most Endangered River in the United States. As the longest free-flowing blackwater river in […]
Tagged , | Leave a comment

Wild Predator Invasion

By Celie Dailey | Published: April 7, 2014
Introducing predators into the wild was covered in our last post. In NOVA’s Wild Predator Invasion (aired 4/2/14), scientists have stunning success bringing wolves to Yellowstone National Park where they had been eliminated, panthers to Florida for added gene diversity, and restoration to trophic systems is considered in general. As a warning, the introduction of […]
1 Comment