The Arctic is still melting rapidly, but slowing ocean currents provide hope — and time
UC Riverside researchers mapped out global ocean currents’ impact on Arctic warming — and have a sliver of hope.
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100 years ago, a US river refuge was saved with a letter-writing campaign. Today it's home to over 500 species
The Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge has been home to countless migratory birds, fish, wildlife since it was narrowly saved in 1924.
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To dazzle adopters, shelter pets pose in donated Halloween costumes
Pet retailer Chewy donated costumes to shelters in Florida, Massachusetts, and Washington to help pets get adopted ahead of Halloween.
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Monarch butterflies could be wiped out by 2090. To save them, scientists are relocating an entire forest
In Mexico, scientists are experimenting with the possibility of relocating oyamel fir trees to higher elevations, in order to save monarch butterflies.
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Sit, stay, march: Meet the service dog stealing the show in a 300-person marching band
Winnie the golden retriever takes her duties very seriously. So much so, she joined the University of Northern Iowa’s marching band with her owner.
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Meet the Kagu: a peculiar endangered species making a big comeback
It toddles. It barks. It partakes in ‘screaming challenges’ — and it’s finally making a comeback after years under threat.
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How a 'pollinator pathmaker' can help us see like a bee
Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg is transforming the way we see gardens — by designing them as living artworks geared toward pollinators’ tastes rather than our own.
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