Solutions

“We’re training a workforce of solar warriors,” says the cofounder of Indigenized Energy Initiative.

We can’t — and shouldn’t — hide from the reality of multiple ecological and social crises, say the authors of a new book.

Saving endangered species sometimes means knowing where they used to live — before scientists started studying them. For that, we need historical ecologists.

An upcoming project would change the flow of the Mississippi River and its sediment to make up for land the coast is losing due to climate change and sea-level rise.

New research supports efforts to designate more land and water to save biodiversity and fight climate change — but we need to protect better, as well as more.

But there are steps we can take to bring nature to our communities and empower them to protect it.

An important new survey — the first nationwide test of new technology — also reveals critical conservation priorities.

The nonprofit Adventure Scientists unites skilled outdoors people with scientists to help drive critical conservation work.

The new book Nowhere Left to Go shows how climate change threatens myriad species. But there are ways we can help.

Protecting women’s rights and the environment go hand-in-hand in these new books, which also celebrate female leaders and scientists.