Animal Planet With the expanding human footprint, plus climate change, we are now the world’s deadliest predator. Some animals — and people — are fighting back Out of Our Depth by OLIVIA GRUBISICH Deep-sea mining could help power the energy transition, but the consequences for ocean ecosystems will be catastrophic. Wicked problem, anyone? Read More Mosquitoes Suck by LUCCA AMMANN These pests have plagued humanity for millennia. With deforestation and climate change, they pose a greater threat than ever Read More Learning with the Land by MOLLY GROSSMAN Indigenous American knowledge of land stewardship extends beyond book smarts, according to Professor Rosalyn LaPier. Read More The Human Footprint Restored to Life by NINA SALLY For author Nina Sally, helping restore a damaged landscape in Illinois is not just a summer job, it’s personal. Read More Study Abroad Return to the Galápagos by JENNA SCHAEFER A tour of the island paradise — cradle of Darwin’s theory — which faces the twin threats of overtourism and water stress Read More Sustainability Education Science for the People, by the People by MADELINE YU A field trip to Wisconsin opens up the world of citizen science, and to passionate debates over participation and diversity. Read More Latest Print Volume
