“Caplan Communications combines incredible expertise and professionalism with a personalized touch, making you feel like you're not working with a firm, but rather a friend. This close relationship has and will continue to produce exceptional results for American Rivers for years to come.”
Rebecca Wodder, President
American Rivers ™
Current Campaigns
BP Spill Could Destroy Most Productive Fishery in the World
In the Gulf of Mexico, the Mobile Baykeeper calls for transparency, monitoring and caution in implementing crisis clean-up solutions that could make the situation worse. Area groups organize a volunteer response to fight an oil spill, which threatens the shoreline and marine life.
America's Most Endangered Rivers™
The 2010 rivers are deemed endangered because their fate is uncertain, but will be decided in the coming year. This report highlights 10 rivers facing specific threats, it outlines solutions, and it encourages decision makers to make pivotal choices for the benefit of rivers on the list.
NRDC's 2nd Annual Growing Green Awards
2010 Growing Green Awards winners were selected from a pool of outstanding instances of promoting sustainable food: NRDC recognizes extraordinary contributions that advance ecologically integrated farming practices, climate stewardship, water stewardship, farmland preservation, and social responsibility from farm to fork.
Stop Offshore Drilling Until Spill Response is Addressed
In light of BP’s Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, Alaska Native communities and conservation groups sent a letter to Interior Secretary Ken Salazar urging him to reconsider exploratory drilling by Shell Oil due to begin in Alaska’s Arctic Ocean in less than 60 days.
Amplifying Authentic Haitian Voices; Rebuilding a Sustainable Future
The Lambi Fund of Haiti selected Caplan to position Haitian voices in the rebuilding their homeland. Our collaboration will drive a profound understanding about the plight of the Haitian people since the disastrous earthquake hit January 12, 2010. Returning Haiti to a new normalcy means engaging local, skilled labor and ingenuity to counter severe poverty and unemployment.
A Filthy Tar Sands Strip Mining Pipeline is far too Risky
Friends of the Earth aims to prevent a planned 1,700 mile cross-border oil pipeline from Canada across the heartland of America. Tar sands mining and oil extraction exacerbates climate change, magnifies CO2 pollution, destroys fragile ecosystems and contaminates water resources.
Book Campaigns:
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“Mind in the Making: The Seven Essential Life Skills Every Child Needs” By Ellen Galinsky (HarperCollins Publishers) |
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“Invisible Energy: Strategies to Rescue the Economy and Save the Planet” by David B. Goldstein (Bay Tree Publishing) |