Perhaps there will be a world like the one we already envisioned, one in which glaciers and kindness, wildness and refuge, pikas and civil liberties, can survive.

New climate commitments follow finding that the country’s climate action plan fell far short of requirements.

The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has exposed long-standing weaknesses in how we protect African wilderness and species. But it has also given us an opportunity to vastly improve our approach to these urgent challenges.

Pacific salmon are returning to freshwater smaller and younger than they used to.

Green 2.0’s Andrés Jimenez on building a diverse, inclusive environmental movement.

Key ocean predator’s disappearance from Dyer Island Nature Reserve is impacting everything from conservation efforts to the local tourism industry.

Many villagers in the areas slated for the company’s massive drilling and pipeline projects yet to be compensated, says new report

Warming temperatures and human actions threaten to turn the world’s peatlands into massive carbon emitters.

Claims that a massive new methanol refinery fed with fracked gas is actually good for the climate need to be firmly rejected — before they enable similar pushes in other states.

Goldman Prize winner Paul Sein Twa led Myanmar’s ethnic Karen people in establishing a unique and collaborative community-based approach to conservation in the Salween River basin.

In the Eburu Forest, sustainable fruit farming is replacing logging and poaching, while providing jobs that protect endangered species and rich habitats.

Five Native American-authored cookbooks that can help you tap into the growing movement to bring back Indigenous culinary traditions.

Sargassum beaching events may be a new normal in the Caribbean Sea.

Ernest Moniz’s link to fossil fuels ‘is his entire professional career for the last couple decades, which is deeply concerning.’

In a year of quarantine and remote learning, my children and I have found solace in the mossy world of our backyard forest.