Biologist’s keen eye spots (another) new species in the Pacific
Diving in the waters of Samoa, Mark Erdmann watched as a haze of colorful little fish — each no bigger
New film drops beat for ‘climate heroes’
To her fans, DJ and music producer Jayda Guy is the Grammy-nominated artist spinning propulsive dance beats at some of
‘Changing Planet’ finds hope for climate-weary coral reefs
In the third year of the sweeping global PBS series “Changing Planet,” Conservation International CEO M. Sanjayan explores how climate
New study a ‘wake-up call’ for marine protections
Decades of overfishing have decimated one third of global fish stocks — upending the delicate balance of ocean ecosystems, and
As climate crisis accelerates, who bears the brunt?
Torrential floods in Kenya have killed nearly 200 people and displaced hundreds of thousands more since March. The deluge comes on
Conservation works, offers hope for biodiversity
A sweeping analysis of more than 600 conservation efforts — some dating back a century — found that they’re making
The ocean provides — and needs to be protected. Can humanity do both?
Conservationists had reason to cheer as 2020 dawned. On January 1, the Pacific island nation of Palau officially closed 80
Is nature ‘failing’ to curb climate change? Not quite
The headline was ominous: Trees and land absorbed almost no CO2 last year. Is nature’s carbon sink failing? The article,
Do disruptive climate protests work? Real-time survey finally offers answers
A Just Stop Oil activist hoists a banner during the group’s blockade of the M25 motorway, some sections of which
Brain stimulation at home helps treat depression, long-term trial shows
A healthy brain (fMRI image). Researchers are investigating the effects of stimulating regions of the brain linked to depression. Credit: