Betting on Conservation
As extinction rates climb, we have a responsibility—to our own species and to others—to work toward reversing the trend.
As extinction rates climb, we have a responsibility—to our own species and to others—to work toward reversing the trend.
The Arctic Ocean is beginning to look and act more like the Atlantic. It's a shift that threatens to upend an entire food web built on frigid waters.
In trying to untangle a mysterious herring collapse from the aftermath of the Exxon Valdez oil spill, scientists in Prince William Sound are revealing just how resilient—and unpredictable—marine ecosystems can be.
A remote island that harbored the world’s last mammoths is becoming a holdout for Arctic wildlife once again.
At the bottom of the Earth, this dauntless bird finds calories wherever it can.
To curb climate change, step one is imagining a sustainable future; step two is paying for it.
A showcase of amazing creatures and gorgeous environments—some threatened, some thriving—from around the globe
When El Niño hits the GalĂ¡pagos Islands, marine iguanas struggle to find enough food—then they undergo a remarkable transformation.
New work in the Bahamas proves that economic prosperity and ecological health can go hand in hand.
Nature’s arsenal contains thousands of venomous creatures and a diverse array of armaments that are as brilliant, varied, and surprising as the creatures that wield them.