The Fiery Perspective of a New Yorker South of the Border

From Addison, New York, Pastor Jason Joslyn reflects on the Canadian wildfire smoke affecting communities across the border. He calls for compassion, cooperation, and Christian empathy instead of blame, tariffs, or political retaliation during a shared environmental crisis.

A Season of Gratitude: Thank You to Our EcoServants Interns

As the year comes to a close, we pause to recognize and thank the incredible interns who made EcoServants® possible in 2025. From environmental research and cleanups to technology, education and community engagement, these interns served with dedication, integrity and purpose across the globe.

The Role of Chickens in Permaculture: Soil Builders, Pest Managers, and Waste Cyclers

Chickens are more than egg producers — in permaculture they build soil, control pests, recycle waste, and strengthen community resilience. Learn how integrating a flock into your system can transform landscapes into thriving, regenerative ecosystems.

The Gulf of America Is Heating Up: Sea Surface Temperature Rises Twice as Fast as Global Oceans

The Gulf of America is warming at nearly twice the global ocean average, fueling stronger hurricanes, rising sea levels, and widespread ecosystem disruptions. Whether you call it “our Gulf” or the “Gulf of Mexico,” this critical marine region faces an urgent crisis that demands bold action and community support.

Healing the Earth: Preventing Mudslides and Soil Degradation with Regenerative Soil Management

Mudslides, soil erosion, and land degradation are urgent environmental challenges that threaten ecosystems, communities, and agriculture worldwide. As climate change accelerates extreme weather patterns, including heavy rains and droughts, these threats are becoming more frequent and severe. However, by implementing regenerative soil management practices and permaculture principles, we can protect the land, restore soil health, […]

Join Us Today – Volunteers Needed for EcoServants HOPE Crew!

Are you ready to make a difference in our community?The EcoServants HOPE Crew is calling on volunteers to help distribute essential supplies to those in need. This is a critical opportunity to step up and lend a hand to support recovery efforts in the wake of recent disasters. 🔥 When: Wednesday, January 15th at 10:00 […]

Wildfires in Los Angeles: A Grim Reminder of Environmental Vulnerability

As wildfires ravage Los Angeles County, the unfolding crisis paints a sobering picture of nature’s fury and humanity’s struggle to cope with an ever-changing climate. Multiple fires, fueled by intense Santa Ana winds, have prompted mass evacuations, destroyed over 1,000 structures, and claimed at least five lives, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. […]

Tsunami Preparedness in the Face of Climate Change: How to Stay Safe

Tsunamis, giant waves triggered by underwater earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, or landslides, have always posed a serious threat to coastal communities. However, with climate change exacerbating environmental instability, the risk of tsunamis has increased in ways that demand greater awareness and preparedness. As global warming accelerates, it intensifies natural processes like sea-level rise and coastal erosion, […]

Ecological Challenges in Kenya: A Call to Support the People of Isiolo

Kenya, like many other regions in Africa, faces a growing number of ecological challenges that threaten both the environment and the livelihoods of its people. Among the hardest-hit areas is Isiolo, a semi-arid region where communities are struggling with the effects of climate change, water scarcity, and land degradation. For the people of Isiolo, access […]