
#StandWithMashpee: Give Thanks by Helping Preserve Native and Public Lands
The tribe that helped the Pilgrims is fighting for their lands. Here's how to help

#StandWithMashpee: Give Thanks by Helping Preserve Native and Public Lands
The tribe that helped the Pilgrims is fighting for their lands. Here's how to help

The Hunt for Sky’s “Detergent” Begins in Antarctica
Ice records pre-industrial levels of a chemical that scrubs the atmosphere of greenhouses gases


The Lawn Grass Probably Isn’t Greener
Conventional lawns are not sustainable, and one expert says it’s time to consider alternatives

How to Vaccinate a Wild Bat
A new technology could make it much easier to fight deadly white-nose syndrome

The Great Barrier Reef Is “In for a Rough Ride”
Eminent coral researcher Terry Hughes says the key to protecting the iconic corals off Australia’s coast is to stop global warming

Small Farmers in Mexico Keep Corn’s Genetic Diversity Alive
“Campesinos” are driving the evolution of maize in North America

World's Largest Organism Faces Bleak Future
The single organism that is the Utah aspen grove known as Pando is on the decline due to herbivores wiping out its youngest tree outgrowths

Trump, Zombie Deregulation and the Hawaiian Hawk
A bid to remove the bird from the Endangered Species Act has emerged once again—long after the disappearance of the organization that proposed its removal

Climate Change May Curtail Shorebirds’ Need to Fly North
Arctic predators have been eating twice as many shorebird eggs, threatening populations and potentially migration itself

Blue Wave in Midwest Could Resurrect Climate Compact
A 2007 agreement aimed to reduce regional emissions, then political winds shifted

Solving Microplastic Pollution Means Reducing, Recycling—and Fundamental Rethinking
New practices, and new chemistries, are needed to end the scourge

Shock as China Legalizes Medicinal Trade in Rhino Horns and Tiger Parts