For twenty long years, a moon bear named Apollo lived a life of heartbreaking captivity. Her cage was placed cruelly beside a lotus pond, close enough for her to see freedom reflected in the water’s surface but never close enough to touch it. Each day, Apollo sat confined behind steel bars, watching a world she […]
In a case that could set the stage for future litigation over federal climate and environmental programs, a federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the termination of an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) grant tied to environmental justice initiatives. The ruling not only resolves a specific dispute but may also carry broader implications for other
SeaWorld Faces Mounting Legal Battles, Protests, and Public Backlash in 2025 Read More »
Dolphin Outlook, SAN News, WhalesSeaWorld’s reputation has long been under fire, but in 2025, the marine park operator finds itself embroiled in a growing storm of lawsuits, government investigations, and escalating protests from animal welfare advocates. From environmental violations in California to workplace safety violations in Florida, the company’s troubles have intensified—while animal rights groups continue to shine a
As the sun slipped behind the horizon on August 27, 2025, SafariLIVE once again transported viewers into the heart of Africa’s wilderness. With each golden hue cast across the landscape, the show delivered not just breathtaking imagery, but also a reminder of why protecting these ecosystems matters now more than ever. At Sustainable Action Now,
From Director to Disgraced: The Suspension of Michele Basso’s Monkey Experiments Read More »
SAN News, Testing on Animals & WildlifeA Turning Point in the Fight Against Animal Cruelty The University of Washington (UW) has suspended the monkey experiments of Michele Basso, the former director of the university’s Washington National Primate Research Center. For years, animal advocates, scientists, and watchdog groups have sounded the alarm about Basso’s disturbing record of cruelty, and this suspension marks
Youth Confinement in America: A Sustainable Action Now Report Read More »
Private Prisons, SAN NewsA Growing Concern Amid Declining Numbers A new report, Youth Confinement: The Whole Pie 2025, brings critical insight to a troubling trend: while the total number of youth in confinement continues to drop, racial and systemic disparities worsen. Our goal at Sustainable Action Now is to shed light on these inequities and advocate for lasting
FEMA, Disaster Preparedness, and the Urgent Call for Climate-Conscious Resilience Read More »
Climate, SAN NewsIntroduction: Protecting Our Future Through Preparedness As our climate continues to shift and extreme weather events become more frequent and severe, safeguarding communities means more than emergency reaction—it demands proactive resilience. At Sustainable Action Now, we believe in strengthening systems like FEMA to help communities anticipate, adapt to, and recover from disasters. That’s why we’re
Bringing the Wild to Life Through SafariLIVE Sunset Read More »
SafariLIVE Sunset, SAN NewsAt Sustainable Action Now, our vision is rooted in the belief that real transformation begins with connection. Every broadcast, event, and story we share aims to bridge the gap between people and the natural world. Leading that charge is SafariLIVE Sunset—our immersive, interactive live-streamed wildlife experience that brings the call of the savanna directly into
BunnyLulu Bag Charms and the Controversy Surrounding Real Rabbit Fur Read More »
SAN NewsIn recent months, BunnyLulu, a brand popular for its small, decorative bag charms marketed toward fans of “kawaii” fashion, has come under intense scrutiny for its use of real rabbit fur. While marketed as cute and collectible accessories, evidence suggests that many BunnyLulu charms are made from genuine rabbit fur, not faux alternatives. This revelation
Roadside Zoo Cited for Bear Neglect – Why It’s Time to End Animal Exploitation Read More »
Bears, SAN News, Zoo'sAnother troubling case of animal neglect has come to light. The USDA recently cited Oswald’s Bear Ranch, a notorious roadside zoo, for failing to provide adequate care for the bears trapped on its property. This latest citation underscores what animal advocates have been saying for years: roadside zoos are not sanctuaries—they are profit-driven businesses that