Biodiversity

Only 35 Mount Graham squirrels remain in the wild, but five captive squirrels could hold the key to their long-term survival — if we can get them to breed.

We look at nature through our all-too human lens, but how does that reflect back on us?

A challenge from the reporter who blew the lid off of Thailand’s Tiger Temple and exposed illegal wildlife trafficking from a Buddhist monastery.

The trouble is, almost all animal populations today are facing increasing stress from changing environments.

This month brings us several great new books for the dedicated environmentalists on your holiday shopping list.

A powerful new art exhibit is just one event for this year’s Remembrance Day for Lost Species.

The last 150 birds of this critically endangered species rely on humans for their survival.

It also revealed to me the devastating impact humans are having on the world around us.

A new essay collection, Living in the Anthropocene, dissects our vast planetary impact.

Scientist Gleb Raygorodetsky explores the millennia-old relationships between indigenous communities and their local ecosystems, and how they can help us adapt to an uncertain future.