In the Cerrado, the maned wolf stands tall, foraging, spreading seeds, and facing rising threats.

Discover the surprisingly easy process behind composting food scraps into fertile soil and how this practice can reduce carbon emissions from our landfills.

Explore the fascinating world of the brilliant-thighed poison frog, its vibrant habitat, colorful features, and unique parenting behaviors.

Through citizen science, everyone can contribute to scientific research and help find solutions to some of the world's most greatest challenges — including climate change and biodiversity loss.

The Galápagos giant tortoise is a long-lived island engineer, with shell shapes that inspired evolutionary thinking and a recovery driven by protection and restoration.

Celebrating grassroots leaders who prove that ordinary people can have an extraordinary impact on their environment.

From Morocco to Kenya to Appalachia, a new documentary follows artisans preserving traditional crafts, empowering women, and building local economies rooted in natural materials.

The Greenland Wildlife Overpass spans a six-lane Interstate 25 to give wild animals their own highway and connects 39,000 acres of habitat with the hopes of reducing wildlife-vehicle collisions.

Celebrating grassroots environmental leaders who take significant action for our planet.

Through decades of groundbreaking research and advocacy, Dr. Jane Goodall revolutionized our understanding of animals and inspired generations to protect nature by combining science and compassion.

The Awards provide an international platform that highlights the beauty, biodiversity, and fragility of mangrove forests through visual storytelling. Enter your mangrove photos from April 1st, 2026.

Help fund the movement that’s rewriting the future—one young leader at a time.

How The Michigan Urban Farming Initiative is using regenerative agriculture to improve food insecurity and community investment.

Dive into the unique world of the Amazonian manatee and explore its adaptive survival strategies, elusive behaviors, and ongoing conservation efforts to safeguard these gentle giants of the Amazon bas...

Indigenous communities in Mexico who oppose the construction of megaprojects on their lands do so at great risk.

Two new reports estimate a 64% increase in species population and a significant decrease in forest degradation in the butterfly's winter home

From the lush Amazon jungle to the rich biodiversity of Africa, how four environmental activists are making a significant impact in reviving our Earth’s forests.

Register for the 37th annual event featuring visionary and practical solutions.

As the world’s most numerous rhino subspecies, the southern white rhinoceros is a grassland grazer whose recovery shows what sustained protection and careful management can achieve.

Here are eight reasons why spiders are unsung heroes of the household, providing numerous benefits with very few drawbacks.

The American badger is a grassland predator whose digging, hunting, and den-building play a vital role in shaping North American ecosystems.