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

Technology

A Splash of River Water Now Reveals the DNA of All Its Creatures

By Jim Robbins

No Refuge

In Southwest Borderlands, the Yaqui Catfish Faces Its Final Days

By Richard Conniff

In the Sierras, New Approaches to Protecting Forests Under Stress

By Janet Marinelli

No Longer Wild

How Natural World Heritage Sites Are Being Spoiled

By Richard Conniff

For a Defender of Elephants, China’s Ivory Ban Comes Just in Time

By Richard Schiffman

Science

A New Way of Understanding What Makes a River Healthy

By Jim Robbins

The Legacy of the Man Who Changed Our View of Nature

By Diane Toomey

Border Wars

Aimed at Refugees, Fences Are Threatening European Wildlife

By Jim O'Donnell

Dispatch

A Drive to Save Saharan Oases As Climate Change Takes a Toll

By Emma Bryce

Solutions

How Tracking Product Sources May Help Save World’s Forests

By Fred Pearce

Living World

Are Trees Sentient Beings? Certainly, Says German Forester

By Richard Schiffman

African Wetlands Project

Are ‘Blue Carbon’ Projects a Win for the Climate and the People?

By Winifred Bird