Efforts to Save Kelp Forests from Ocean Warming Are Ramping Up

By Richard Schiffman

Humans Are Changing How Nature Smells, With Risks for Wildlife

By Hannah Thomasy

Supertrawlers Are Taking Antarctic Krill That Whales Depend On

By Jim Robbins

Restoring the Flow: A Milestone in the Revival of the Everglades

By Richard Mertens

Older and Wiser: How Elder Animals Help Species to Survive

By Stefan Lovgren

Rusting Rivers: Alarm Grows Over Uptick in Acidic Arctic Waters

By Ed Struzik

INTERVIEW

Why Protecting Flowering Plants Is Crucial to Our Future

By Jennifer Weeks

OPINION

Trying Times: Keeping the Faith as Environmental Gains Are Lost

By Carl Safina

Long Overlooked as Crucial to Life, Fungi Start to Get Their Due

By Jim Robbins

ANALYSIS

Species Slowdown: Is Nature’s Ability to Self-Repair Stalling?

By Fred Pearce

Baboon Raiders: In Cape Town, Can Big Primates and People Coexist?

By Adam Welz

Sea Star Murder Mystery: What’s Killing a Key Ocean Species?

By Nicola Jones

Plagued by Flooding, an African City Reengineers Its Wetlands

By Annonciata Byukusenge and Freddie Clayton

A Troubling Rise in the Grisly Trade of a Spectacular African Bird

By Adam Welz

In Myanmar, Illicit Rare Earth Mining Is Taking a Heavy Toll

By Emily Fishbein and Jauman Naw

ANALYSIS

Carbon Offsets Are Failing. Can a New Plan Save the Rainforests?

By Fred Pearce

As Jaguars Recover, Will the Border Wall Block Their U.S. Return?

By Jim Robbins

Freeing Captive Bears from Armenia’s Backyards and Basements

By Lori Youmshajekian

In Indonesia’s Rainforest, a Mega-Farm Project Is Plowing Ahead

By Fred Pearce

E360 Film Contest

In India, a Young Poacher Evolves into a Committed Conservationist

E360 Film Contest

The Amazon Rainforest Approaches a Point of No Return