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Endangered Species Report™
The student-led daily news show on ecology and endangered species: current facts, status, and options to act, reported from the field and fact-checked with faculty experts.
The first pilot is already shot by University of Michigan students. Your support puts the student-led daily show on the air.
Help put it on the air →Episodes post here as they arrive.
Not daily to begin: the Report grows with its student newsroom. Sign up for the Ark Digest on the home page and each new episode comes to your inbox.
The premiere of the State of the Ark™ News will appear here.
The Answer Desk
Your questions and comments, answered on air. Send one in and the student newsroom takes it from there.
Three segments, one mission: support life.
the State of the Ark™ News
Current ecology and endangered-species facts and status, with clear options to act on every story.
the Bee-Team™ Report
Field dispatches from the student-led rescue network: bee hotels, rain gardens, and rescues in progress. Join the Bee-Team™ →
the Ecology Heroes™ feature
Profiles of students and participants making a difference for the bees and nature, and how you can start. Meet the heroes →
A generation ago, the frontline data on extinction lived on paper, curated by universities. When the ink dried and the money ran out, that vital window closed. We are picking up where the science left off, bringing the data out of the archives and back to the world.
Ann Arbor was home of the world-renowned Endangered Species UPDATE journal until it ended around 2011. The Endangered Species Report™ deliberately picks up where it left off, from the same city, with a new generation of students.
Two student groups power every report.
Field crews live the work
Bee-Team™ crews build, plant, and rescue in their own communities, and report what they see from the field.
Campus teams check the stories
Students at the U-M Ann Arbor hub research, develop assignments, and fact-check stories with faculty experts before air.
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