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

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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

Should Genetic Engineering Be Used as a Tool for Conservation?

By Richard Conniff

Can the Monarch Highway Help Save a Butterfly Under Siege?

By Janet Marinelli

Eyes on Nature: How Satellite Imagery Is Transforming Conservation Science

By Richard Conniff

Why the World’s Rivers Are Losing Sediment and Why It Matters

By Jim Robbins

Interview

A Call for a Hippocratic Oath on Protecting the World’s Oceans

By Diane Toomey

With Trump, A Full-Scale Assault on Protections for U.S. Public Lands

By Jim Robbins

Field Notes

Vanishing Borneo: Saving One of the World’s Last Great Places

By Alex Shoumatoff

Analysis

Business as Usual: A Resurgence of Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon

By Philip Fearnside

The Fear Factor: How the Peril of Predators Can Transform a Landscape

By Jim Robbins

Helping China Rethink Its Approach to Conservation

By Diane Toomey

A Death in Pondoland

How a Proposed Strip Mine Brought Conflict to South Africa’s Wild Coast

By Fred Pearce