Our fate is inextricably tied to animals and the ecosystems we share: It’s the lesson of COVID-19 and the gospel of the One Health movement.
Volunteering with a butterfly conservation program left Ava Swenson with an appreciation for the role of community in protecting our winged friends.
Out West, an ecological tug-of-war rages on between the pinyon jay and greater sage-grouse. Must we pick a side?
For author Nina Sally, helping restore a damaged landscape in Illinois is not just a summer job, it’s personal.
Migration is no small feat for our feathered friends, and will only become more challenging as stopover sites are threatened.
At first glance, Canada’s seal hunt appears to be a senseless slaughter. But not all seal hunting is created equal.
Wildfires are engulfing our Western forests. One tree stands tall amid the devastation.
In the face of deforestation and climate change, these pests pose a greater threat than ever.
Some building fixes and thoughtful design can prevent countless bird deaths.
Long considered an evil omen, these birds continue to outsmart humans — and are vital to our ecosystem.
