The Endangered Species Act Is Still America's Most Radical Law By Rachel Nuwer February 28, 2019 A portrait gallery of creatures we've saved from extinction In this story: endangered species
Does a Bear Think in the Woods? By Brandon Keim February 26, 2019 Turns out animal intelligence is not so different from our own In this story: bears, animals, science, endangered species
Can South Florida Adapt to Rising Sea Levels Before It's Too Late? By Jonathan Hahn December 21, 2018 Cities like Miami grapple with how to make sure adaptation programs serve everyone In this story: climate change
What Happens After the Mines Close? By Monica Potts December 20, 2018 In eastern Kentucky, former coal mining towns are plotting how to reinvent themselves In this story: climate change, coal
Can Phoenix Remain Habitable? By Dashka Slater January 2, 2019 You can't crank up the AC forever In this story: climate change
The Atolls of Arkansas By Kenneth Brower December 27, 2018 Doomed by climate change, Marshall Islanders find a new home in Springdale In this story: climate change
Can We Help Our Forests Prepare for Climate Change? By Madeline Ostrander December 19, 2018 And if we can, what's the right way to do it? In this story: climate change, national parks
There Is No Planet B By Kim Stanley Robinson December 18, 2018 It's up to us to craft the shape of the future In this story: climate change
Military Moms Find Camaraderie, and Peace, in the Outdoors By Katie O'Reilly November 2, 2018 Adventure therapy can help veteran mothers transition to civilian life In this story: military outdoors, veterans
Is Bringing New Wolves to Isle Royale National Park "Restocking the Zoo"? By Conor Mihell November 2, 2018 Sometimes wilderness just can't take care of itself In this story: wolves, national parks, saving wild places