Wild Hope is a print publication about preserving Earth’s biodiversity co-created by naturalists, conservationists, wildlife rehabilitators, veterinarians, biologists, ecologists, nature writers, photographers, and artists. Visit our About and Contributors pages to find out more about us and to share your stories and images. Wild Hope is a project of the Earth Island Institute and is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

What’s Inside Volume 10

• A small team of wildlife rehabilitators saves the lives of thousands of waterbirds stricken with avian botulism at the Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge
• Why Florida manatees are dying in record numbers and what the Manatee Rescue & Rehabilitation Partnership is doing to help them survive
• Nature photographer Suzi Eszterhas goes to extremes to give us a view into the lives of wild families
• Behind the scenes at Cosley Zoo where a heroic effort is underway to ensure a future for endangered Blanding’s turtles
• In Washington State, how wildlife crossing structures are providing safe passage for animals trying to navigate around Interstate 90
• Andrew Garn’s beautiful photos of wildflowers growing in New York City evoke wonder for nature’s resilience
• The North Bay Bear Collaborative helps people and black bears co-exist peacefully by educating the public about bear behavior
• Bird advocates and arborists unite to prevent accidental deaths of baby birds due to tree trimming during nesting season
• Looking at spiders through the eyes of a child reveals how little we understand about these remarkable creatures
• Artist Beth Adoette’s contemplative circles made with found nature objects are reminders of the interconnectedness of all life
• While searching for frozen streams in the Sierra Nevada to take pictures of ice, a photographer discovers global warming is already here
• A Field Guide to Barton Springs Salamander