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Shell continues work with The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation in awarding grants from the Monarch Butterfly and Pollinators Conservation Fund. This new funding will restore and enhance over 12,000 acres of pollinator habitat, thanks to sponsorship from Shell, the U.S. Forest Service, the U.S. Geological Survey, and the Bureau of Land Management.
Shell teamed up with The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, SeaWorld, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to create the Killer Whale Research and Conservation Program.
Shell Pipeline collaborates with The Nature Conservancy and CH2M to design and construct a natural infrastructure solution to complex challenges facing Ship Shoal Pipeline.
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) today announced 10 grant awards totaling $1.9 million to enhance coastal habitats, bolster fish and wildlife populations, and strengthen resilience along the Gulf of Mexico.
National Academy of Engineering Receives Generous Contributions Totaling $3.25 Million to Support the 2017 Global Grand Challenges Summit and Scholars Program.
NFWF Announces Release of Killer Whale Research and Conservation Program 2017 Request for Proposals.
On Wednesday, CCA Louisiana, along with Shell Oil, Building Conservation Trust (CCA's National Habitat Program), the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF), Lotte Corp, Road Rock Recycling and DLS Energy hosted government officials, volunteers and media members to view the installation of Big Jack’s Reef in the southeast portion of Calcasieu Lake.
Two new artificial reefs are now in place in the Gulf of Mexico, just six miles off the coast of Port O’Connor.
Royal Dutch Shell spent nearly $193 million worldwide last year on voluntary social investments, including hundreds of thousands spent in Beaver County.
Port Fourchon - About 20 people, most of them office workers from New Orleans, hopped from small boats Friday (April 21) onto a wide, grassy marshland. Their guide addressed them.
Volunteers are back to search Skagit County’s shorelines throughout the summer for invasive European green crabs.
A dozen Shell Geismar employees gathered at Gonzales Middle School last month to help beautify their campus.
Shell Marine & Wildlife Habitat Program will help address conservation challenges across U.S.
Shell sponsorship promotes CCA youth angler outreach and education program.
Funding will support the purchase of research equipment and monitoring of European green crabs by the Skagit County Marine Resources Committee (MRC) and its project partners.
Volunteers from Shell and some of its contractors across Louisiana worked to protect coastal wetlands a state Wildlife Management Area.
The island of “Isle de Jean Charles” sits along the Louisiana coastal region of the Gulf of Mexico.
Two new artificial reefs in the Gulf of Mexico will create marine habitat that will attract sea creatures, anglers and divers.
Shell and Building Conservation Trust teamed up to conduct the first ever Conservation Partnership Summit.
Shell’s 22–year partnership and support of Tri-State Bird Rescue and Research has helped save thousands of birds’ lives every year.
Shell partners with Restore the Earth Foundation to restore some 1 million acres of land in North America’s Amazon.
Shell returns as lead sponsor for Houston’s Green Office Challenge.
Volunteers from Shell businesses across Louisiana participated in a day of habitat restoration at the Fourchon Maritime Ridge and Marsh.
Shell is working with the Galveston Bay Foundation to help preserve wetlands, protect natural habitat and enhance the water qualify of Galveston Bay.
Team members of Shell’s Lake Charles LNG Project participated in a day of habitat restoration at the Sabine National Wildlife Refuge.
