What whale are we talking about this month? Thanks for asking. This time we’re looking at Rice’s whale (Balaenoptera ricei), also sometimes referred to as the Gulf of Mexico w ...

Dr. Green: An Environmentalist Scientist Asks About Finding Connections and Inspiring Hope This week we examine the isolation many environmentalists feel in their work. Here’s how to take action to ...

As the Trump administration censors history on parks and public lands — a move out of the autocrats’ playbook — people have ...

Migration increases the survival of ungulates like mule deer and caribou, but changing landscapes are hampering their ...

America 250: Echoes of the Buy-Centennial Fifty years ago the United States ‘celebrated’ our nation’s founding with red, white, and blue junk from sea to shining sea. As the Semiquincentennial looms, ...

Amid National PFAS Frenzy, the ‘Maine Model’ Shows States How to Stop ‘Forever Chemicals’ at the Source As the federal government continues to water down PFAS protections, states have an opportunity ...

I’m lucky to live immediately adjacent to Point Reyes National Seashore in California and make frequent visits to indulge my photography hobby. In the summer I can work a full day and still search for ...

Natalie Jane Cibel is a conservation biologist, science-based storyteller and podcast host whose work can be found on her Substack blog, Instagram and podcast, Planet People Podcast and Productions, ...

New Environmental Books: Spring-to-Summer Reads to Brighten and Enlighten Whether you decide on a vacation or staycation, plan on finding inspiration in these books about owls, reptiles, climate ...

Nearly half of all stopover sites used by migrating birds in North America fall within urban areas.

The two subspecies of siamang — the largest gibbons (in size) — are the most trafficked. “Over 30% of confiscations involve siamangs,” says Krishnasamy. Other gibbon species that appear often in ...