Nature once tumbled through our language. There are practical ways we can bring it back.

The production of electric and hybrid vehicles generates tons of battery waste, but some companies are finding creative ways to reduce it.

In the Bering Sea, fish are finding refuge far from their traditional range. What does this mean for ecosystems and commercial fisheries?

Despite disturbing high-altitude habitat, climbers could be a valuable resource for bird conservation projects.

Beaches are a polarizing issue amid the pandemic. Experts say that’s because a ‘frenzy of privatization’ led to smaller, more crowded public spaces.

We cannot go back to a world in which corporate profits take priority over planetary survival.

As greater snow geese follow their ancient migratory path to the Canadian Arctic this spring, a century-old US law meant to protect them is in flux.

By collecting immediate, on-site impressions of people’s experiences with creeks, ponds, and wetlands, new assessment tool could guide protection and restoration of blue spaces.

Gough Island in South Atlantic is home to mutant rodents that feast on some 2 million young seabirds every year.

Tourism is a powerful conservation tool, but when people get too close, it can also facilitate spread of dangerous pathogens.

The first step to moving beyond fossil fuels is recognizing that they remove human agency through their addictive properties and chaotic global effects.

Online comment sessions render many voiceless against plan prioritizing fossil fuel production on federal and Native lands in New Mexico, opponents say.

Oil and gas production in the Permian Basin remains a major global warming threat even as the number of rigs and wells, and volume of production, dip.

Company that owns plastic plant admitted it did not have valid environmental clearance.

The pandemic is hampering implementation of the revised rules as well as suits challenging the Trump administration’s efforts to undermine the ESA.