Can Indigenous Leadership Save Our National Parks and Monuments? The nomination of Chuck Sams signals a new path for Indigenous-led and managed Native homelands By Jacqueline Keeler October 11, 2021 In this story: public lands, indigenous communities
Photos From the Front Lines of the Battle to Save African Elephants In Kenya’s Samburu National Reserve, rangers work to protect elephants from a range of threats By Matjaz Krivic. Text by Boštjan Videmšek. September 26, 2021 In this story: endangered species
Say Hello to the 6 Newest Species of 2021 Meet iridescent sharks, nano-chameleons, and other characters By Lindsey Botts June 28, 2021 In this story: wildlife, advancement
Can’t We All Just Get Along? Mary Roach’s new book, Fuzz, explores the management of human-wildlife conflicts By Ben Goldfarb September 14, 2021 In this story: books, wildlife
Will the Beloved Emperor Penguin Go Extinct? A new study warns that the birds’ numbers are diminishing By Jessica Myers September 7, 2021 In this story: wildlife, climate change, endangered species
The Curious Case of the Dead Elk at Point Reyes National Seashore Wildlife advocates and the National Park Service are at odds over a spike in elk mortality By James Steinbauer September 18, 2021 In this story: wildlife
The Gritty Truth About Multistory Composting Toilets Can composting toilets work at scale? By Heather Smith October 5, 2021 In this story: science
The Spotted Owl and the College Student The interspecies conversation that saved Pacific Northwest old growth By Heather Smith October 4, 2021 In this story: wildlife, birds
Seeds of Resistance Native-led campaigns are at the forefront of today's climate and justice movements By Jason Mark September 15, 2021 In this story: public lands, indigenous communities
Deb Haaland, A Living Testament The path to becoming the nation's first Native interior secretary By Jenni Monet September 15, 2021 In this story: public lands, indigenous communities, politics