The State of the Living Planet Is "Without Precedent"
World Wildlife Fund releases its biennial report with grim news, and some cause for hope
saving wild places
Here’s Why You Might Hear More Motors on Your Next Hike
Updates to a little-known rule could fragment four times as much land as revoking the Roadless Rule
Restoring Watersheds One Dam Removal at a Time
The benefits of decommissioning reverberate across the Northeast as thousands of tiny dams come down
The US Forest Service Moves to Cancel Its “Best Idea”: the Roadless Rule
The Roadless Rule protected nearly 60 million acres of forest—until now
Construction in Big Bend National Park Threatens More Than the Environment
Border barrier expansion along Big Bend’s Rio Grande imperils rafting in this remote national park
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America's National Parks, national parks, saving wild places, conservation, federal policy
Researchers Race to Understand These Understudied Organisms
Momentum is building to recognize and protect the world’s fungi
This Maine Ecosystem Is Disappearing Before Scientists Can Find the Cause
For restoration, they need to understand why seagrass meadows are declining at such a rapid rate
Effort to Unleash Cattle on Public Land Spells Trouble for Ecosystem Health
Conservation groups warn of the consequences of more livestock grazing
Rewilding a Massachusetts Golf Course Back to Wetlands
The first project of its kind in the state is part of an effort to improve climate resilience
A New Fight Over National Monuments Emerges in Utah
Bears Ears and Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monuments are once again threatened by a major downsizing
