We are thrilled to announce that Kate Olson's essay Dis-Ease has won the 2021 John Burroughs Nature Essay Award.
Netflix’s newest documentary featuring Britain’s most famous natural history filmmaker explores the causes of and solutions to the climate crisis.
A rare female scientist in her time, Foote explicitly warned about the basic science. Why haven’t we listened more closely?
Ecologists are racing to gather data on the curious monotremes as climate threat looms large.
A conservation group recorded the video in the Columbia River on a day when water temperatures breached 70F.
In Sinaloa, Mexico, fishers are pairing up with researchers to monitor sea turtle populations and reduce bycatch.
Russian activists seeking to protect local waterways can learn a few lessons from their cross-border counterparts in China and Mongolia.
As the US West burns once again, a toxicologist explains the health risks and how to protect yourself.
State wildlife dept’s approach to containing Chronic Wasting Disease inadequate, say conservationists.
We need federally mandated product labels that disclose how goods cause animal suffering or death.
Progressive green policy should consider the true social, labor, and ecological injustices of ceaseless economic growth.
The wisdom of how the forest regenerates its resources may save the forest, uplift smallholder farmers, and help fix the climate crisis.
Environmentalists hail move, ask president to protect all mature forests in the US as a strategic carbon reserve.
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