Nearly a century after being extirpated, blue whales are moving back to South Georgia Island
Now that whaling has been outlawed for decades, populations are beginning to heal—but they face new threats.
Now that whaling has been outlawed for decades, populations are beginning to heal—but they face new threats.
If you remove frogs and other "mosquito-reducers" from the landscape, what happens to malaria rates?
They then trained image change detection algorithms on “before and after” images of places that have recently been cleared, built on, or even covered in solar panels.
The same boulders that entice climbers also tend to house unique plants — try not to sprinkle them.
According to a new estimate, reducing ozone pollution has saved 1.5 billion birds over the past 40 years.
A new analysis complicates a popular metric of biodiversity decline.
Sharks attack very few people—but current mitigation efforts kill a lot of sharks. Is blimp-based surveillance a better option?
Prioritizing terrestrial species leaves freshwater ones behind — but the opposite isn't true.
Researchers experiment with increasing the acoustic carrying capacity of a park
The government reimburses farmers for conserving country’s tremendous plant diversity.