Proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act and park staffing cuts are putting the endangered coastal bird in danger.
Environment
Trump Invaded Venezuela to Restore an Oil Industry He Helped Destroy
U.S. sanctions helped cause the near-total collapse of Venezuelan oil production — damage that President Trump is now using as justification for his military strike against the country.
U.S. sanctions helped cause the near-total collapse of Venezuelan oil production — damage that President Trump is now using as justification for his military strike against the country.
Understanding Climate Change in America: Skepticism, Dogmatism and Personal Experience
It is no wonder that science moves so slowly, especially on really important topics such as climate change.
It is no wonder that science moves so slowly, especially on really important topics such as climate change.
How Southern African Farmers & Elephants Can Both Adapt to Coexist
The growing reports of human-elephant conflict have triggered calls for elephant culls in some countries, like Zimbabwe.
The growing reports of human-elephant conflict have triggered calls for elephant culls in some countries, like Zimbabwe.
Climate Change Driving Mass Bird Deaths in the Amazon
For years, researchers were unsure why birds were vanishing from pristine environments untouched by human development.
For years, researchers were unsure why birds were vanishing from pristine environments untouched by human development.
Lynx: Communities in Highland and Moray Invited to Discuss Reintroduction
Reintroducing lynx could help restore balance and breathe new life into Highland and Moray landscapes
Reintroducing lynx could help restore balance and breathe new life into Highland and Moray landscapes
Where the Wild Things Thrive: Finding and Protecting Nature’s Climate Change Safe Havens
The prairie-doglike Belding’s ground squirrel (Urocitellus beldingi) had been struggling there as the mountain meadows it relies on dry out in years with less snowmelt and more unpredictable weather.
The prairie-doglike Belding’s ground squirrel (Urocitellus beldingi) had been struggling there as the mountain meadows it relies on dry out in years with less snowmelt and more unpredictable weather.
The Biggest Climate Migration Problem May Be That There’s Not Enough of It
In his new book, Julian Hattem explores how migration can be a climate solution — not just for those who are able to move, but for their home communities as well.
In his new book, Julian Hattem explores how migration can be a climate solution — not just for those who are able to move, but for their home communities as well.
Tech Alone Won’t Stop Poaching, but It’s Changing How Rangers Work
Free, open-source tools can help remove barriers to adoption of conservation technology, particularly in the Global South.
Free, open-source tools can help remove barriers to adoption of conservation technology, particularly in the Global South.
Spandrels of the Sea: From Evolution’s Byproducts to Blueprints for Equity and Representation in Ocean Conservation
Unintended consequences can become indispensable — in architecture and in efforts to preserve life on Earth.
Unintended consequences can become indispensable — in architecture and in efforts to preserve life on Earth.
Stemming the Tide of Wildlife Declines
Wildlife populations have plummeted at an alarming rate over the past half-century.
Wildlife populations have plummeted at an alarming rate over the past half-century.
New Study Splits Giraffe Experts on Future Wild Captures for Zoos
The tallest living land animal, giraffes wander the open grasslands of Tanzania, South Africa, Kenya and other African nations, as well as appearing in zoos around the world.
The tallest living land animal, giraffes wander the open grasslands of Tanzania, South Africa, Kenya and other African nations, as well as appearing in zoos around the world.
How Much Are We Really Willing to Pay for a Sustainable Phone?
We live in a world glued to our screens.
We live in a world glued to our screens.
Pini Althaus: Rare Earths, China’s Grip, and the Fight for Secure Critical Minerals
How does China’s dominance in processing, rather than mining alone, shape global vulnerabilities in rare earth and critical mineral supply chains?
“Even when non-Chinese mines produce ore, it often still ends up routed to Chinese plants to become usable metals and magnets.”
Detroit’s Seniors Are Facing a Winter Crisis Most People Never See
Older women are more vulnerable to hunger, unsafe cold and isolation. They’re also reluctant to reach out for help.
Older women are more vulnerable to hunger, unsafe cold and isolation. They’re also reluctant to reach out for help.
Hope for Tigers Grows as Thailand Safeguards a Key Link in Their Habitat
Conservation nonprofits are working to protect a network of corridors that will help usher younger tigers into the southern part of the complex, chiefly through the Si Sawat Corridor, a designated non-hunting area.
Conservation nonprofits are working to protect a network of corridors that will help usher younger tigers into the southern part of the complex, chiefly through the Si Sawat Corridor, a designated non-hunting area.