Nature’s Wide-Eyed Riddle By Jonathan Hahn July 13, 2017 David Tipling’s owl collection celebrates one of the wild’s most enigmatic birds In this story: wildlife, birds
The Photo Ark Charts a Course Across Airwaves By Katie O'Reilly July 17, 2017 Photographer Joel Sartore talks about tomorrow’s PBS premiere of RARE In this story: animals, wildlife
Watching Reefs Bleach in Real Time By Anat Schechter July 14, 2017 A review of "Chasing Coral," premiering today on Netflix In this story: oceans, climate change
We’re Teaching Kids the Wrong Ways to Fight Climate Change By Heather Smith July 12, 2017 Is our love for technology to blame? In this story: education, science, international climate policy, clean energy, energy efficiency
Why Do Bird Eggs Come in Different Shapes? By Jason Daley July 13, 2017 A new study offers an explanation for the diversity of bird-egg shapes In this story: science
Desert Tortoises Gone Captive By Daniel Rothberg July 10, 2017 Using domesticated tortoises to sustain wild populations is difficult In this story: wildlife
Here’s What’s at Risk If Giant Sequoia National Monument Is Downsized By Sam Kweskin July 7, 2017 Photographer Sam Kweskin’s images reveal what’s at stake In this story: forests, public lands
What Makes a Caribou Anxious? By Rebecca Heisman July 8, 2017 A new study offers surprising insights into caribou stress In this story: animals, wildlife, science
Dear Secretary Zinke: Being a Good Neighbor is NOT “Un-American” By Raúl M. Grijalva July 5, 2017 Can this administration be trusted with public lands? In this story: public lands
July Observing Highlights: Streaks of Light and the Heart of the Milky Way By Kelly Kizer Whitt July 1, 2017 Take some time on warm evenings to explore the Milky Way or catch a falling star In this story: astronomy, science