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Insects

E360 Video Contest Winner

Backyard Battle: Helping Native Bees Thrive in a Honeybee World
Listening to Silence: Why We Must Protect the World’s Quiet Places

By Jenny Morber
With Temperatures Rising, Can Animals Survive the Heat Stress?

By Jim Robbins
Psychic Numbing: Keeping Hope Alive in a World of Extinctions

By Carl Safina
Analysis

Are Numbers of Species a True Measure of Ecosystem Health?

By Fred Pearce
Opinion

The Real Case for Saving Species: We Don’t Need Them, But They Need Us

By Carl Safina
E360 Video Contest Winner — Second Place

In Ecuador, One Man’s Mission to Restore a Piece of the Rainforest
Analysis

Why Isn’t Publicly Funded Conservation on Private Land More Accountable?

By Richard Conniff
Bee Alert: Is a Controversial Herbicide Harming Honeybees?

By Michael Balter
In Conservative Bavaria, Citizens Force Bold Action on Protecting Nature

By Christian Schwägerl
Species Sleuths: Amateur Naturalists Spark a New Wave of Discovery

By Jessica Leber
Beetle Mania: The Nasty Insect That Is Killing the Trees of Johannesburg

By Adam Welz
Field Notes

As Greenland Warms, Nature’s Seasonal Clock Is Thrown Off-Kilter

By Cheryl Katz
Urban Refuge: How Cities Can Help Rebuild Declining Bee Populations

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

By Cheryl Katz
Interview

How Listening to Trees Can Help Reveal Nature’s Connections

By Diane Toomey
Can the Monarch Highway Help Save a Butterfly Under Siege?

By Janet Marinelli
The Moth Snowstorm

Finding True Value in Nature’s Riches

By Roger Cohn
Vanishing Act

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

By Christian Schwägerl
How Rising CO2 Levels May Contribute to Die-Off of Bees

By Lisa Palmer
Genetically Modified Mosquito Sparks a Controversy in Florida

Officials in the Florida Keys are seeking to use a GM mosquito that could help prevent a recurrence of dengue fever there. But fears among some residents — which scientists say are unfounded — are slowing the release of mosquitoes whose offspring are genetically programmed to die.

By Lisa Palmer

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