Does Future Miami Really Flood Like That? By Heather Smith October 31, 2021 Fact-checking the climate noir "Reminiscence" In this story: film, science, climate change, politics
Heeding the Pandemic’s Warnings By Rachel Nuwer October 30, 2021 The trade in legal wildlife is a ticking time bomb In this story: wildlife, animals, international, science
In Photos, Ralph Pace Speaks the Language of the Sea By Christian Thorsberg October 17, 2021 The underwater photographer sees himself as a science interpreter In this story: oceans, photography
7 Latino Heritage Sites in Need of Urgent Protection By Christian Thorsberg October 13, 2021 Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by preserving culturally significant public lands In this story: public lands
Why Were So Many Species of Mussels Just Declared Extinct? By Abe Musselman October 10, 2021 Dams, pollution, and invasive species are all big threats In this story: fish, oceans
Can Indigenous Leadership Save Our National Parks and Monuments? By Jacqueline Keeler October 11, 2021 The nomination of Chuck Sams signals a new path for Indigenous-led and managed Native homelands In this story: public lands, indigenous communities
Photos From the Front Lines of the Battle to Save African Elephants By Matjaz Krivic. Text by Boštjan Videmšek. September 26, 2021 In Kenya’s Samburu National Reserve, rangers work to protect elephants from a range of threats In this story: endangered species
Say Hello to the 6 Newest Species of 2021 By Lindsey Botts June 28, 2021 Meet iridescent sharks, nano-chameleons, and other characters In this story: wildlife, advancement
Can’t We All Just Get Along? By Ben Goldfarb September 14, 2021 Mary Roach’s new book, Fuzz, explores the management of human-wildlife conflicts In this story: books, wildlife
Will the Beloved Emperor Penguin Go Extinct? By Jessica Myers September 7, 2021 A new study warns that the birds’ numbers are diminishing In this story: wildlife, climate change, endangered species