Fossil Fuel Abolitionists Take Their Fight to Federal Lands
The Keep It in the Ground campaign wants to end oil and gas extraction on America’s public lands.…
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How Good Are We at Saving Animals From Extinction?
Manatees are making a comeback and may even get downgraded from “endangered” to “threatened.” What does that mean…
The Race to Save Cuba’s Coral Reefs
Given the dual threats of climate change and increased tourism, conservationists are attempting to gather all the data they can before it’s too late.
The Unbearable Pressures of Endangered Species Protection
Scientists and conservationists are concerned that politics are unduly influencing the Fish and Wildlife Service. It’s time to…
A Wake Up Call for the Wolf Killers
Wildlife Services, an infamous federal agency that kills tens of thousands of native predators a year, is reviled by conservationists around the country. Is reform looming?
Research Spotlight: Mary Paglieri, Human-Animal Conflict Consultant
"I'm really into modifying behavior so that you're drawing invisible boundaries in a language that wildlife understands."
Undersea Mining Spree: Scientists Race to Study the Southeastern Pacific Before It’s Too Late
As mining interests deepen in the southeastern Pacific, researchers are racing the clock—and pushing the frontiers of science—to understand this unknown stretch of sea.
The Coast Isn’t Clear
A controversial firing at the California Coastal Commission has conservationists closely watching the agency that controls development along the state's shores.
