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

Conservation

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

By Janet Marinelli

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

Already on Brink, Right Whales Are Pushed Closer to the Edge

By Deborah Cramer

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

By Lisa Palmer

Unnatural Surveillance: How Online Data Is Putting Species at Risk

By Adam Welz

Can the Monarch Highway Help Save a Butterfly Under Siege?

By Janet Marinelli

For Japan’s Eagles, Hope Lies in ‘Rewilding’ Long-Tamed Forests

By Winifred Bird

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

No Refuge

In Southwest Borderlands, the Yaqui Catfish Faces Its Final Days

By Richard Conniff

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

By Richard Schiffman

Wildlife

As Asian Luxury Market Grows, A Surge in Tiger Killings in India

By Sharon Guynup

Climate Consequences

How Warming Is Threatening the Genetic Diversity of Species

By Jim Robbins

How Forensics Are Boosting the Battle Against the Wildlife Trade

By Heather Millar

The Moth Snowstorm

Finding True Value in Nature’s Riches

By Roger Cohn

Dispatch

An Indian Doctor Seeks a Cure for A Bird Nearing Extinction

By Moushumi Basu

Vanishing Act

What’s Causing the Sharp Decline in Insects, and Why It Matters

By Christian Schwägerl

California Condor Population Reaches New Heights in 2015

By Karin Klein