As climate breakdown escalates, communities are increasingly realizing that climate action and resilience have as much to do with actual ecological...
Leigh Ann Henion For billions of years, the natural cycle of day and night, light and darkness, has governed the lives of plants and animals....
The most critical feedback loop in a democracy is a free press and access to vital information. Yet decades of corporate consolidation allowed giant...
Intensifying wildfires, droughts, floods, extreme heat, and biodiversity loss from climate change are not tomorrow’s problems — they are at our...
George Bumann Imagine being able to taste the sweetness of a tablespoon of sugar that has been dissolved into enough water to fill two...
As climate change intensifies, nature's role in building climate resilience is moving from the margins to the center of public policy. In...
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The ocean covers more than 70% of the Earth’s surface and is home to the majority of its wildlife. From jellyfish and giant squid to deep-sea...
Recent advances in technology have made it possible to understand some of the communication of a few animal species. Leading interdisciplinary...
The natural world is alive with sound—birdsong, whale calls, insect rhythms, the quiet pulses of water and wind. These sonic landscapes aren’t...
As the conservation field reckons with ecological breakdown and social inequity, a growing chorus of voices is calling not only for new strategies...
In 1999, three land rights defenders were kidnapped after they left Indigenous U’wa territory in Colombia. Multinational oil interests seeking the...