Vanishing: In Love With the Blue Oaks
California’s stressed blue oak woodlands abound with beauty and teem with uncertainty.
California’s stressed blue oak woodlands abound with beauty and teem with uncertainty.
Voices
The Earth Reviews Her Activists
“We need to make the time to water a new kind of wild empathy,” writes the cofounder of the Church of Stop Shopping.
“We need to make the time to water a new kind of wild empathy,” writes the cofounder of the Church of Stop Shopping.
Protect This Place: The Fragile and Enchanting Costa dos Corais
The coral reef ecosystems in Brazil’s largest coastal Marine Protected Area need defending against overfishing, tourism and global warming.
The coral reef ecosystems in Brazil’s largest coastal Marine Protected Area need defending against overfishing, tourism and global warming.
Species Spotlight: The ʻŌlulu, a Rare Hawaiian Plant That Depends on Humans for Survival
The cliff-growing Brighamia insignis was pronounced extinct in the wild in 2020, but it persists thanks to the hard work of botanical gardens and other collections.
The cliff-growing Brighamia insignis was pronounced extinct in the wild in 2020, but it persists thanks to the hard work of botanical gardens and other collections.
Are Wildlife Identification Apps Good for Conservation?
The COVID-19 pandemic gave me a chance to put down my paper field guides and test my preconceptions about some popular digital tools.
The COVID-19 pandemic gave me a chance to put down my paper field guides and test my preconceptions about some popular digital tools.
Species Spotlight: To Save the Narrow Sawfish, First We Must Find Them
The elusive fish, the world’s largest rays, find themselves among the most endangered marine fish in the world.
The elusive fish, the world’s largest rays, find themselves among the most endangered marine fish in the world.
The Win-Wins of Climate and Biodiversity Solutions
What’s better for plants and wildlife is better for the climate. But where do we start to accomplish the best results?
What’s better for plants and wildlife is better for the climate. But where do we start to accomplish the best results?
Humans and Jaguars Can Live Together — Here’s How
More than 25 years of experience illustrate how to live successfully in a landscape with jaguars, just as they’re starting to return to the United States.
More than 25 years of experience illustrate how to live successfully in a landscape with jaguars, just as they’re starting to return to the United States.
COP26 and Nature: Grizzly Bears Show Us the Connection Between Our Global and Local Actions
A window to the natural world reveals human–predator conflict and makes biodiversity loss, ecosystem destruction and species extinction irrefutable and real.
A window to the natural world reveals human–predator conflict and makes biodiversity loss, ecosystem destruction and species extinction irrefutable and real.
Vanishing: In the Mountains, It Need Not Be Lonely at the Top
A climb in the Cascades to hear the voices of American pikas living at the edge of crisis.
A climb in the Cascades to hear the voices of American pikas living at the edge of crisis.