John Snell
FOX 8 New Orleans
New Orleans, LA, United States
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Recent articles by John:
Incomplete Test: Hurricane Ida was not the ultimate challenge for the area’s levee system
Hurricane Center warns West Bank levees could be overtopped if a carbon copy of Ida veered 15 miles to the east → Read More
Parish leaders propose new ‘barrier island’ in St. Bernard
St. Bernard Parish leaders call a $394 million ridge restoration "critical" protection for wetlands and levees. → Read More
Work begins on Louisiana’s largest-ever marsh creation project
2,700 acres project will pump three Superdomes worth of mud → Read More
Work begins on Louisiana’s largest-ever marsh creation project
2,700 acres project will pump three Superdomes worth of mud → Read More
Work begins on Louisiana’s largest-ever marsh creation project
2,700 acres project will pump three Superdomes worth of mud → Read More
Higher Mississippi River turns the Bonnet Carre Spillway into a bald eagle paradise
Higher river levels draw dozens of bald eagles to the Bonnet Carre Spillway. → Read More
Despite Hurricane Ida’s surge, a cypress planting results in a 98% survival rate
Early results show positive signs for efforts to plant a new forest in Madisonville. → Read More
Months after Ida, Louisiana’s forest industry copes with the loss of thousands of trees
LSU Ag Center estimates Hurricane Ida caused $315 million in damage to Louisiana's forest owners → Read More
Months after Ida, Louisiana’s forest industry copes with the loss of thousands of trees
LSU Ag Center estimates Hurricane Ida caused $315 million in damage to Louisiana's forest owners → Read More
A baby boom comes to the Audubon Nature Institute west bank facility
A partnership between the New Orleans and San Diego zoo organizations breeds endangered species → Read More
Roux, the Audubon Zoo’s baby orangutan, keeps gaining strength
Two-month-old Sumatran orangutan Roux needs to hit more milestones before his public debut. → Read More
Tulane researchers see a ‘win-win’ in finding alternatives to using the Bonnet Carre Spillway to prevent flooding
Two proposed Mississippi River diversions could benefit the Louisiana's wetlands, a new study finds. → Read More
Students ‘garden’ oysters at St. Stanislaus in Bay St. Louis
Marine Science Program takes advantage of a living laboratory to teach lessons that last a lifetime. → Read More
The Audubon Zoo’s baby orangutan shows signs of improvement
Handlers have been bottle feeding the infant. → Read More
The Audubon Zoo’s baby orangutan shows signs of improvement
Handlers have been bottle feeding the infant. → Read More
City Park crafts a new story to accompany its train ride through the oaks
The Will-o'-the-wisps is the newest attraction at Celebration in the Oaks → Read More
Baby on board: Louisiana’s west bank breeding facility awaits a special delivery
The Audubon Nature Institute may have something to rival the excitement, at least in the zoo world. → Read More
Work begins on Louisiana’s largest-ever coastal project to build marsh and ridge
The $100 million Spanish Pass Marsh & Ridge project will create 7 miles of land → Read More
Work begins on Louisiana’s largest-ever coastal project to build marsh and ridge
The $100 million Spanish Pass Marsh & Ridge project will create 7 miles of land → Read More
Hurricane Ida dealt a serious blow to Louisiana’s “floating marsh”
Significant portions of the marsh on the north and western sides of Barataria Bay appear to have been lost to Ida’s surge and waves. → Read More