An Australian audio play ponders the fate of a threatened species — and of the four humans who must save it, and themselves.

After 35 years of clearcutting Southeast Alaska forests, Sealaska says it wants to generate “sustainable value” for shareholders.

Warm winter weather and strong gusts have led to an early start for 2021’s fires, following a record-breaking year of blazes in 2020.

In New Mexico’s Gila National Forest, biologists use genetic intervention to save imperiled trout.

Ventura County’s efforts to enact environmental safety measures are being met with fierce resistance.

A single aspen, thought to be the largest living organism on Earth, offers a message of diversity, resilience, and sustainability. It’s up to us to heed its message and avert its decline.

More than 600 environmental, rights and religious groups to present draft order amid widespread shutoffs despite pandemic.

Animal welfare advocates hope that recent enforcement actions against Tiger King personalities will help push through the bill, which seeks to ban cub petting operations and trade in big cats.

Conversation: Jennifer Telesca, author of Red Gold: The Managed Extinction of the Giant Bluefin Tuna

There’s a clear connection between this week’s attempted coup and a decades-old conflict over federal control of public land in the American West.

Wheeler’s bid for “transparency” is another pro-industry lie aimed to delegitimize peer-reviewed science.

Environmental groups hope courts will strike down reckless attack on one of America’s oldest and most important conservation laws.

A random chain of events, and the chimpanzees’ reactions to these events, help create the ecosystem around them. The same is true of monkeys, of termites, of moths, and of humans. It is as simple and complicated as that.

A pandemic, climate chaos, a racial reckoning, and a divisive election, this year packed a punch that we are still reeling from.