Elephant Populations Decline by 30 Percent A new survey by the Great Elephant Census shows a dramatic drop in savanna elephant numbers in Africa By Joe Spring September 1, 2016 In this story: animals, science
President Obama Creates the Largest Protected Area in the World With the expansion of the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument, President Obama further strengthens his environmental legacy By Joe Spring August 26, 2016 In this story: oceans, saving wild places, monuments
The Burning Questions About Spotted Owls and Fire The effects of a recent megafire in California have ignited a fresh debate about a prominent keystone species By Jason Daley August 15, 2016 In this story: animals, science, birds
Creating an Oceans Policy in 2016 A veteran ocean writer lists the changes the next president should make By David Helvarg August 10, 2016 In this story: oceans
Summer's 5 Best Livestream Wildlife Cams By Meiling Bedard August 2, 2016 In this story: wildlife, endangered species, wilderness
Five National Park Citizen Science Projects Anyone Can Join By Daniel Blue Tyx August 1, 2016 In this story: America's National Parks, national parks, science
The pangolin is the weirdest animal on Earth A mash-up of a roly-poly, armadillo, and small dinosaur. Why do so many people want to eat it? By Rachel Nuwer July 28, 2016 In this story: animals, endangered species
All the environmental news ICYMI The busy enviro's cheat sheet to what's happening on our planet By Paul Rauber July 28, 2016 In this story: climate change, politics, endangered species
The Brains of Beasts In the book Are We Smart Enough to Know How Smart Animals Are?, Frans de Waal argues that our fellow creatures deserve more credit By Michael Berry July 28, 2016 In this story: animals, science, books