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Lands & Waters

Endangered Catalina Foxes Get an Earful

By Emily Singh January 12, 2016
In this story: animals, science
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Diving into the Deep Blue

By Krislyn Placide January 7, 2016
In this story: books, oceans, entertainment, women
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The Top Ten Environmental Stories of 2015

By Jason Mark December 21, 2015
In this story: clean energy, dirty energy, saving wild places, climate negotiations, international climate policy
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5 Environmental Stories You Don’t Want to Miss

By Catherine Schuknecht December 18, 2015
In this story: geothermal power, wildlife, endangered species, technology, science
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In Memoriam: Doug Tompkins, the John Muir of Patagonia

By George Wuerthner December 16, 2015
In this story: public lands
Doug and Kris Tompkins

In the Heart of the Sea, the Great White Whale Strikes Again

By Ed Rampell December 11, 2015
In this story: oceans, film
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Ménage à Trois in the Amazon

By Aliyah Kovner December 9, 2015
In this story: wilderness, wildlife, insects
Caterpillar and ant mutualism

Cownose Rays Migrate By the Thousand

December 7, 2015
In this story: wildlife, oceans, photography
 A lucky boater is quickly surrounded by the rays.

Thorns Don't Bother This Wildlife Refuge Manager

By Daniel Blue Tyx December 4, 2015
In this story: wildlife, saving wild places, children, profiles, women
 The manager of a wildlife refuge couldn't get kids to visit, so she helped bring the refuge to them.

Voices of the Wild

Capturing the sounds of nature before they disappear.
By Susan Pagani December 4, 2015
In this story: books, animals, wildlife, endangered species
 Capturing the sounds of nature before they disappear.
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