As the sun rises at McPherson Valley Wetlands, nature comes to life. Ducks, geese and other birds emerge from the marsh, taking flight into a golden sky, while insects rustle and prairie grass […]
Learn more about what we are doing right here, right now to build a clean energy economy. Williams is focused on practical and immediate opportunities to reduce emissions and scale renewables – […]
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department awarded Williams with its Industry Wildlife Stewardship Award in recognition of our positive impact on wildlife and habitat in the state. The award was presented […]
You may remember from science class that hydrogen is the simplest and most abundant element in the universe. Think of the upper left-hand corner of the periodic table to that first box with the […]
A Wyoming wildlife crossing project supported by Williams will protect motorists and migrating animals such as mule deer. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will construct special fencing to […]
In August, Williams announced a climate commitment to focus on a 56% absolute reduction from 2005 levels in greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) by 2030. That puts the company on a path to net zero carbon […]
On behalf of Williams employees, the Arbor Day Foundation planted more than 35,000 trees in New Jersey and Virginia as part of efforts to restore natural wildlife habitats and impaired waterways. […]
The greater sage-grouse. The lesser prairie chicken. While different species, the birds are equally important when it comes to protecting biodiversity in the areas in which we operate and are […]
Wyoming employees, working in partnership with the state Game and Fish Department, planted 1,500 sagebrush seedlings to support greater sage-grouse and other wildlife. Todd Skalberg, Supervisor of […]
The haunting howls of wolves harmonizing under a Halloween moon might be a great intro into a scary movie. But at Oglebay Good Zoo, the howls are anything but frightful. They are the sounds of […]
Establishing open dialogue with internal and external stakeholders is an essential part of Tara Meek’s role at Williams. As an environmental specialist, Meek works closely with government […]
How do you track a butterfly that travels thousands of miles each year migrating between the northern United States and Mexico? If you are part of Project Monarch Watch, you tag them with tiny […]