Environmental Protection
We’ve been tracking birds in a Nigerian forest for 18 years. This is what we found
In West Africa, there’s virtually no systematic monitoring of bird population trends. But this is changing.
Nord Stream methane leak is smaller than previously feared
"This is not good news, but not a climate bomb," an expert said.
Symbiotic partnerships with algae help corals weather thermal stress
Photo: Pixabay/lpittman Corals worldwide are facing various threats, the most pressing of which is warming water temperatures, which have increased by nearly 1 degree Celsius in many tropical regions over the past century. Some corals are more resistant than others
Farmers can employ a simple trick to attract wild bees to their orchards
To sustain wild bee populations, bee-attractive flowers need to be available during the entire growing season.
Better housing can help fight California’s devastating wildfires
Wildfire management is becoming one of the most important issues for policymakers in the state.
How money and technology are militarizing the fight against the illegal wildlife trade
Techniques and technologies more regularly deployed by law enforcement and security firms are not the answer to wildlife poaching.