Conservation Conundrum: Is Focusing on a Single Species a Good Strategy?

By Richard Conniff

Conservation

A Balkan Dam Boom Imperils Europe’s Wildest Rivers

By Paul Hockenos

Native Knowledge: What Ecologists Are Learning from Indigenous People

By Jim Robbins

Interview

Urban Darwinism: How Species Are Evolving to Survive in Cities

By Diane Toomey

Conservation

For Endangered Florida Tree, How Far to Go to Save a Species?

By Janet Marinelli

Opinion

From Utah’s Red Rock Desert, A Call for Protecting Our Public Lands

By Terry Tempest Williams

Conservation

In Defense of Biodiversity: Why Protecting Species from Extinction Matters

By Carl Safina

In New Park, China Creates a Refuge for the Imperiled Siberian Tiger

By Michael Standaert

Habitat on the Edges: Making Room for Wildlife in an Urbanized World

By Richard Conniff

Carbon Loophole: Why Is Wood Burning Counted as Green Energy?

By Fred Pearce

Reclaiming Appalachia: A Push to Bring Back Native Forests to Coal Country

By Elizabeth McGowan

With New Peace, Colombia Finds Hope for Saving Its Wild Lands

By Lisa Palmer

Conservation

Beyond Biodiversity: A New Way of Looking at How Species Interconnect

By Jim Robbins

Small Pests, Big Problems: The Global Spread of Bark Beetles

By Cheryl Katz

Forests

In Africa’s Oldest Park, Seeking Solutions to a Destructive Charcoal Trade

By Amy Yee

Unnatural Surveillance: How Online Data Is Putting Species at Risk

By Adam Welz

Analysis

Trump’s Judges: A Second Front in the Environmental Rollback

By Elizabeth Shogren

Interview

How Listening to Trees Can Help Reveal Nature’s Connections

By Diane Toomey

Conservation

In a Rare U.S. Preserve, Water Pressures Mount As Development Closes In

By Bruce Stutz

E360 Video Contest Winners

On Our Lands: Indigenous Bolivians Take Control Of Their Forests

How A Surge in Visitors Is Overwhelming America’s National Parks

By Jim Robbins