Gray wolves are making a comeback in the western U.S. state of California after a century-long absence.
Harrison Ford Says His Generation “Kicked the Can Down the Road” on the Environment
Climate change, he argued, is not merely a scientific or economic problem but a moral one.
Climate change, he argued, is not merely a scientific or economic problem but a moral one.
Scientists Develop Sunscreen Made From Pollen That Doesn’t Harm Corals
In a recently published study, the researchers also showed their pollen sunscreen doesn’t harm corals.
In a recently published study, the researchers also showed their pollen sunscreen doesn’t harm corals.
Voices From the Land: Europe’s Competition Over Indigenous Sámi Resources (Commentary)
This commentary is part of the Voices from the Land series, a compilation of Indigenous-led opinion pieces focusing on their lived experiences, land stewardship and visions for environmental justice.
This commentary is part of the Voices from the Land series, a compilation of Indigenous-led opinion pieces focusing on their lived experiences, land stewardship and visions for environmental justice.
Consumed by Convenience: The Culture of Disposability
Her book grew out of reporting that began in 2018, as consumer unease about single-use plastics swelled. Bags, bottles, straws, and cups—once symbols of convenience—had become emblems of waste.
Her book grew out of reporting that began in 2018, as consumer unease about single-use plastics swelled. Bags, bottles, straws, and cups—once symbols of convenience—had become emblems of waste.
Animals That Spread Seeds Are Critical for Climate Solutions
When a toucan plucks fruit from a tree in the Amazon Rainforest, it’s doing more than just finding lunch.
When a toucan plucks fruit from a tree in the Amazon Rainforest, it’s doing more than just finding lunch.
Most Caribbean Coral Reefs To Stop Growing by 2040, Study Warns
Coral reefs, especially those near shores, protect valuable coastlines from flooding during cyclones and storm surges by breaking up wave energy.
Coral reefs, especially those near shores, protect valuable coastlines from flooding during cyclones and storm surges by breaking up wave energy.
Pet Sharks Have Become Cool, but Is Owning Them Ethical?
But experts note that most home aquariums are inadequate and can lead to stunted growth, deformities and early death.
But experts note that most home aquariums are inadequate and can lead to stunted growth, deformities and early death.
Spain Sweltered Under Hottest Summer on Record in 2025, Weather Agency Says
This summer was also 2.1 degrees Celsius (3.7 F) hotter than the national average from 1991-2020.
This summer was also 2.1 degrees Celsius (3.7 F) hotter than the national average from 1991-2020.
Putting the Right Plants in the Right Place Boosts Restoration (Commentary)
The sun is already sharp against the terraced slopes, the scent of thyme and rosemary rising from the rocky ground.
The sun is already sharp against the terraced slopes, the scent of thyme and rosemary rising from the rocky ground.
How AI Helps Conservationists Better Understand and Protect Giraffes
Scientists have deployed artificial intelligence models to identify and re-identify endangered giraffes in Tanzania.
Scientists have deployed artificial intelligence models to identify and re-identify endangered giraffes in Tanzania.
Meet the Djs of Nature, Inspired by Biodiversity
Technology has allowed electronic music artists endless possibilities for mixing and creating sounds.
Technology has allowed electronic music artists endless possibilities for mixing and creating sounds.
Conservationists Split Over Greener Ranching Versus Ditching Beef
Beef production significantly contributes to climate change through deforestation and methane emissions.
Beef production significantly contributes to climate change through deforestation and methane emissions.
Forests on Indigenous Lands Help Protect Health in the Amazon
Municipalities with high forest cover outside Indigenous lands see fewer fire-related illnesses, as those forests buffer PM2.5 exposure.
Municipalities with high forest cover outside Indigenous lands see fewer fire-related illnesses, as those forests buffer PM2.5 exposure.
Oysters Could Help Fight Climate Change, Study Finds
Researchers conducted the study using large outdoor tanks, each held different densities of Pacific oysters (Crassostrea gigas).
Researchers conducted the study using large outdoor tanks, each held different densities of Pacific oysters (Crassostrea gigas).
Indonesia Flooding Traced to Corporate Canals That Drain Peatlands: Report
This can be seen from the fact that carbon emissions in peatlands are calculated mainly from fires, ignoring emissions from deforestation, drainage and canalization, where degradation actually begins.
This can be seen from the fact that carbon emissions in peatlands are calculated mainly from fires, ignoring emissions from deforestation, drainage and canalization, where degradation actually begins.