We are thrilled to announce that Kate Olson's essay Dis-Ease has won the 2021 John Burroughs Nature Essay Award.
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.
In California, conditions remain all too dry and all too hot.
Demand for leather is also a significant driver of the ecologically-destructive cattle industry.
Minnesota pet owners warned not to release fish into wild, where they wreak havoc on native species.
Hana Raza is determined to overcome conflict- and gender-related obstacles to establish a network of protected areas for the endangered big cats.
A motley crew of marine scientists and documentarians embark on a quest to locate this elusive troubadour of the deep.
Lil’ Jefe, the only known remaining member of its species in the state, is cut off from his kind by Trump’s border wall.
Pan American Silver paves the way for ecologically and socially destructive mines, and lets communities deal with the fallout.
There's simply not enough water to go around as the region buckles under stress of climate change.
Climate change should really be reimagined as the equivalent of a slow-motion nuclear holocaust.
In just a decade, the Plastic Free July initiative has grown from a grassroots movement to a global campaign.
Experts suggest vulnerability of south Florida to rising seas could lead to destabilization of further buildings.