These books offer looks at women biologists, big cats, underwater ecosystems — and a few environmental villains.
Environment
My Way or the Flyway: Migratory Birds Need Your Help to Get Along
Discover how everyday actions can protect migratory birds, preserve vital flyways, and reduce threats to their survival during seasonal journeys.
Discover how everyday actions can protect migratory birds, preserve vital flyways, and reduce threats to their survival during seasonal journeys.
Global Deforestation Falls, but 2030 Goal Off Track
Global deforestation dropped 15% in 2025, but persistent forest losses in Africa threaten international commitments to end deforestation by 2030.
Global deforestation dropped 15% in 2025, but persistent forest losses in Africa threaten international commitments to end deforestation by 2030.
Researchers Uncover Hidden Routes and Patterns of Amazon Wildlife Trade
Researchers conducted a comprehensive review of scientific studies to provide an overview of wildlife trafficking in the Brazilian Amazon and help close the information gap about animal abuse in the region.
Researchers conducted a comprehensive review of scientific studies to provide an overview of wildlife trafficking in the Brazilian Amazon and help close the information gap about animal abuse in the region.
Clothing Companies Innovating to Reduce Textile Waste
Clothing companies are tackling textile waste through recycling, sustainable production, and circular fashion practices to reduce pollution and environmental damage.
Clothing companies are tackling textile waste through recycling, sustainable production, and circular fashion practices to reduce pollution and environmental damage.
The World Is Crumbling in ‘The History of Concrete’
John Wilson's movie reveals the poetry in one of the world's most common materials — and an environmental catastrophe hiding in plain sight.
John Wilson’s movie reveals the poetry in one of the world’s most common materials — and an environmental catastrophe hiding in plain sight.
Navigating the Great Unraveling: How Communities Are Building Place-Based Resilience
Discover how neighbors are strengthening community resilience through shared skills, mutual aid and local connections to prepare for uncertain times.
Discover how neighbors are strengthening community resilience through shared skills, mutual aid and local connections to prepare for uncertain times.
Oil Pollution Is Drifting Into Marine Protected Areas, Report Finds
Oil slicks from vessels and offshore oil operations repeatedly drifted into marine protected areas around the world between 2022 and 2025, a new analysis has found.
Oil slicks from vessels and offshore oil operations repeatedly drifted into marine protected areas around the world between 2022 and 2025, a new analysis has found.
How Authoritarian States Are Building an International Market for Digital Surveillance
The main danger of AI in authoritarian regimes is the ability to suppress any protest
The main danger of AI in authoritarian regimes is the ability to suppress any protest
How Much Nature Is Left? Interview With Nature Data Lab’s Karl Burkart
A new data platform is helping scientists understand the extent of protected land worldwide; it also aims to serve as a watchdog for conservation initiatives.
A new data platform is helping scientists understand the extent of protected land worldwide; it also aims to serve as a watchdog for conservation initiatives.
10 Things Anyone Can Do to Help Wildlife Survive Any Time of the Year
Supporting wildlife is simple: provide clean water, native plants, and pesticide-free spaces to create safe havens for animals year-round.
Wild animals don’t come up to us asking for help because there’s little food or fresh water for them. During cold months up north and storms down south weather often plays a pivotal role in where and if there is any food available. There is no Door Dash or Uber Eats for the wildlife…
Texas Data Center Boom Could Erase Decades of Progress on Air Quality
A new report warns that the state’s air quality progress could be reversed by the end of the decade, especially if facilities use natural gas power.
A new report warns that the state’s air quality progress could be reversed by the end of the decade, especially if facilities use natural gas power.
Africa’s Monitored Wildlife Populations Declined 80% Since 1970, New Report Says
Africa’s monitored wildlife populations have declined an average of 80% since 1970, according to a new global assessment.
Africa’s monitored wildlife populations have declined an average of 80% since 1970, according to a new global assessment.
Authoritarianism and Conservation: How a Dictator Shaped the Future of an Endangered Bird
President Soeharto declared the Javan hawk-eagle Indonesia’s national bird in 1993, inspiring corruption, trafficking, and cronyism — as well as conservation efforts.
President Soeharto declared the Javan hawk-eagle Indonesia’s national bird in 1993, inspiring corruption, trafficking, and cronyism — as well as conservation efforts.
Robotics for the Planet: Environmentalists Embrace Smart Machines
Environmentalists are deploying intelligent robots to monitor wildlife, restore ecosystems, combat pollution, and protect biodiversity through innovative conservation technologies worldwide.
Environmentalists are deploying intelligent robots to monitor wildlife, restore ecosystems, combat pollution, and protect biodiversity through innovative conservation technologies worldwide.
4 Tips for Efficient EV Charging at Home
Discover practical ways to charge your electric vehicle efficiently at home, reduce energy costs, and keep your car road-ready daily.
Discover practical ways to charge your electric vehicle efficiently at home, reduce energy costs, and keep your car road-ready daily.