Morgan Erickson-Davis

Researchers warn that all of the underground salamanders living in an aquifer system near Austin could disappear in the next century.

Younger plants are able to extract carbon from the air and incorporate it into their biomass more quickly than mature trees.

Researchers are working to find a way to mitigate the damage to local populations of the amphibious creatures if a skin eating fungus makes its way to the U.S. from abroad.

Satellite data indicates that the Congo Basin lost an area of forest larger than Bangladesh between 2000 and 2014.

Researchers warn that an area of Brazilian Amazon rainforest bigger than Ireland is at risk of losing its legal protection.

New research finds just one season of drought can reduce the carbon dioxide absorption ability of the world's biggest rainforest—the Amazon—for years to come.

New research shows that even temperate forests in cities may be able to sequester nearly as much carbon as a similarly sized area of rainforest.

A new study sheds light on which trees are the most suited for dealing with changing weather patterns in the region.

A recent study out of Malaysia illustrates that even responsible logging practices severely harm local fish populations.

We're losing about 36 million trees every year, according to a new study.

A new study finds populations of several frog species in Panama appear to be gaining resistance to a deadly pathogen that can lead to extinction.

A recent study illustrates why humans need to step up their efforts to save the world's forests.

A Rainforest Foundation UK briefing highlights very weak governance in the country, which means there is limited ability for the government to control its forest resources and to implement effective planning and management.

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature has released a study showing that 1.8 percent of wilderness areas are covered under World Heritage protection—and how much more can be done.