Lands & Waters: Wildlife

Written in Snow: Learning How to Track Wild Animals

Citizen scientists forgo the slopes to search for scat

By Molly Loomis October 7, 2014

In this story: wildlife, adventure, snow sports, wilderness, endangered species

Slow Loris

Cursed by cuteness

By Maren Hunsberger October 6, 2014

In this story: activism, wildlife

Branching Out Against Illegal Logging

How a little-known U.S. trade law has clipped the global black market for lumber

By Steve Hawk October 3, 2014

In this story: Industrial Transformation, forests, saving wild places, politics, endangered species

Logging Truck in Para StateA truck loaded with timber on the Curua-Una road after crossing the River of the same name, near Santarem, Para State.

How Solid Waste Is Doing You a Solid

Who knew clean energy could be so dirty?

By Chelsea Leu October 13, 2014

In this story: animals, health, clean energy, clean water, science

When urban raptors attack

By Stacey M. Hollis September 17, 2014

In this story: animals, science, wildlife, birds

High Sodium: Salt Pond Photos From Kite Level

Cris Benton's stunning shots of a colorful San Francisco Bay landscape that may soon fade away

By M.P. Klier October 2, 2014

In this story: activism, photography, saving wild places, wildlife, architecture

Ready, Aim, Salmon!

By Paul Rauber August 13, 2014

In this story: salmon, animals

DIY Your Cat’s Life

By Lucia Iglesias August 8, 2014

In this story: animals, diy

Rethinking What it Means to be Human: Q&A with author and chimpanzee advocate Nancy J. Merrick

By Lucia Iglesias August 6, 2014

In this story: animals

Animal Saboteurs

By Dashka Slater July 25, 2014

In this story: wildlife, activism

See that bushy-tailed rodent chattering in the tree outside your house? It could be preparing to take down the electric grid.