Citizen Scientists on Skis Work to Save Wolverines By Greg Luther March 6, 2018 Wolverines need snow. We need data to help protect them. In this story: wildlife, science
Evaporation Could Provide On-Demand Renewable Energy By Eliza Strickland March 8, 2018 A new technology turns evaporating moisture from oceans and lakes into energy In this story: science, technology
Is Constant Human Noise Stressing Out Wildlife? By Jason Daley February 21, 2018 A New Mexico study shows that constant noise leads to stress and smaller nestlings In this story: science
A Stargazer’s Guide to Protected Dark Skies By Sabine Bergmann February 20, 2018 Here are some of the best places in the world to see the night sky In this story: astronomy, science
Letter From a Bed in Cape Town By Adam Welz February 12, 2018 Conspiracy theories and pee etiquette in a South African drought In this story: science, urban planning, climate change, clean water
Save the Seaweed By Heather Smith January 24, 2018 Ocean vegetation can protect shellfish, if we treat it right In this story: oceans, climate change, science
Don’t Fence Me In By Meredith Swett Walker December 20, 2017 Can better fences make better neighbors of ranchers and wildlife? In this story: wildlife, agriculture, science, public lands
History, Hidden Under the Waves By Dan Zukowski January 3, 2018 Archaeologists and Native Americans work together to identify culturally important sites In this story: science
Could Poison Frogs Crush Addiction? By Jason Daley December 11, 2017 Frog evolution could one day help block nicotine and other substances In this story: science
Power for the Poor From Animal Manure, Food Waste December 14, 2017 Biogas digesters' hat trick: fueling stoves, cleaning the air, disposing of waste In this story: science, clean energy