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Going Coastally Crazy
Posted 08/18/2023
Recreational fishing is a popular pastime in Louisiana, annually attracting thousands of tourists and locals. However, habitat degradation and loss of critical wetlands, estuaries and marshes is making it more challenging for recreational fishermen to catch two of our favorite … Continue reading
Birds of a Feather Rockefeller Together
Posted 08/18/2023
Teal and geese take flight at Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge in southwest Louisiana. Continue reading
New Eyes on the Everglades
Posted 08/18/2023
The Army Corps of Engineers recently broke ground on a key Everglades restoration project. Continue reading
Louisiana Legislators Gather for the Coast
Posted 12/21/2022
Vanishing Paradise and partners host members of the Louisiana delegation of the Congressional Sporting Caucus. Continue reading
Opinion: An Ounce of Prevention Beats a Pound of Cure
Posted 09/20/2022
By Wes Higgins, Guest Blogger Did you know that roughly one-third of America’s wildlife currently face an elevated risk of extinction? That nearly 40 percent of our freshwater fish are in trouble? That there are three billion fewer birds in … Continue reading
New Eyes on the Everglades
Posted 09/20/2022
The Army Corps of Engineers recently broke ground on a key Everglades restoration project. Continue reading
Bill Cooksey is a Legend (of the Outdoors)
Posted 08/31/2022
Congratulations to our very own Bill Cooksey on being inducted into the Legends of the Outdoors Hall of Fame! Continue reading
Creating Paradise at Davis Pond
Posted 08/15/2022
Nearly a year after Hurricane Ida, the Davis Pond Freshwater Diversion provides answers for both coastal restoration and protection, as it both builds prime fish and wildlife habitat and mitigates storm damage in the Barataria Basin. Continue reading
NO Time to Waste
Posted 08/01/2022
Bill Cooksey shares tales from his whirlwind trips this year on behalf of Vanishing Paradise. Continue reading
A Big Year for Legislation Impacting Anglers
Posted 06/09/2022
Legislation can be boring and complicated, but anglers and habitat in the Gulf do benefit from it. Here’s what Congress has on tap for the rest of the year. Continue reading
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