Photos by Creative Alliance member Liam Gallagher Before sunrise on a chilly September morning in the rapidly warming Gulf of Maine, two fly fishermen—one from Washington and one local—float over tidal flats in a small skiff. On this day, the tide is lowest at dawn,...
Photos by POW Creative Alliance member Dan Holz A new POW-supported film out this month attempts to get to the bottom of why offshore wind power is so controversial. Depending on what you read, offshore wind turbines are either a national security threat that kills...
I found out Donald Trump had won the presidency three days after everyone else. The outcome of the 2024 election has drastically and rapidly changed the future of environmental protection in the United States. From weakening the EPA through numerous policy rollbacks...
Photos by Gretchen Powers When professional gravel cyclist and POW Bike Alliance member Sarah Sturm picked up her pencil to design POW’s latest collaboration with Bivo, she didn’t start at a desk. She started on her bike. Sarah has spent the last nine...
Thousands of data-gathering robots floating in the ocean help us forecast climate and weather impacts, but funding is running out. Today, the sea surface temperature near Palmyra Atoll – a tiny stroke of land in the middle of the Pacific, thousands of miles from...
Wildfire, targeted grazing, and the changing ecology of Southern California Photography by Liam Pickhardt For millennia, the landscapes of Southern California have been shaped by movement. Animals moved constantly across what is now California in response to water,...
