On the Klamath, Dam Removal May Come Too Late to Save the Salmon

By Jacques Leslie

Why Saving World’s Peatlands Can Help Stabilize the Climate

By Ed Struzik

Beyond Extinction: A New Emphasis on Species Recovery

By Michelle Nijhuis

E360 Video Contest Winner

In Northeast India, Cement Plants Disrupt Forest and a Way of Life

E360 Video Contest

On South African Shores, Women Carry On a Harvest Once Denied

Interview

A Scientist Reveals the Bioluminescent Magic of the Deep-Sea World

By Richard Schiffman

E360 Video Contest

A Vast South American Wilderness Is Under Siege From Illegal Mining

Land Grabbers: The Growing Assault on Brazil’s Indigenous Areas

By Jill Langlois

Once a Rich Desert River, the Gila Struggles to Keep Flowing

By Jim Robbins / Photography by Ted Wood

Urban Refuge: How Cities Can Help Solve the Biodiversity Crisis

By Janet Marinelli

Natural Protectors: Kenyan Women Step Up to Save a Forest

By Peyton Fleming

Yellowstone and Warming: An Iconic Park Faces Startling Changes

By Adam Popescu

As Climate Warms, a Rearrangement of World’s Plant Life Looms

By Zach St. George

How Returning Lands to Native Tribes Is Helping Protect Nature

By Jim Robbins

Amid Climate Pressures, a Call for a Plan to Move Endangered Species

By Zach St. George

Essay

Species Solidarity: Rediscovering Our Connection to the Web of Life

By Michelle Nijhuis

Species or Ecosystems: How Best to Restore the Natural World?

By Fred Pearce

Why the Market for ‘Blue Carbon’ Credits May Be Poised to Take Off

By Nicola Jones

Is the ‘Legacy’ Carbon Credit Market a Climate Plus or Just Hype?

By Fred Pearce

Essay

How the Loss of Soil Is Sacrificing America’s Natural Heritage

By Verlyn Klinkenborg

Analysis

Why Drilling the Arctic Refuge Will Release a Double Dose of Carbon

By Oswald Schmitz