New technologies are helping investigators track down wildlife traffickers and poachers, but they also raise some troubling ethical concerns.
In Review: Saving Yellowstone: Exploration and Preservation in Reconstruction America
Rich tradition of cultivating and collecting medicinal plants in Michoacán state is at risk as Indigenous community loses access to water.
The biggest challenge of our times could be “framed as us trying to create something beautiful,” says climber Alex Honnold.
By sharing our love of Nature, we can call each other into a better relationship with the Earth and with each other.
Local governments can use data to help combat the urban heat island effect.
Access to nutrient-dense, local food starts with access to locally grown seeds.
Dozens wounded in clashes with police over eviction from ancestral lands to make way for hunting and safaris.
“If I didn’t get into animals and the environment, I’d have either died in the streets or been locked up for life.”
I am one of tens of thousands of renewable energy workers without a voice on the job.
Consent decree on two suits against the EPA by residents of one of most polluted parts of Louisiana would lead to a review of federal air pollutant standards.
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