In Bangladesh’s flood-prone districts, floating classrooms help keep kids in school.

How early education experts are tackling the delicate task of fostering environmental awareness without burdening young children with despair.

Expressing your ideas and opinions about why the rule should stand as is will make a difference.

An Earth Island Journal salon featuring environmental activists, thinkers, and writers Annie Leonard and Jason Dove Mark.

Learning is tied to mind, body, heart, and spirit, says Indigenous activist and educator Melissa K. Nelson.

The state’s iconic conifers are regenerating robustly post wildfire, yet a quasi-governmental coalition is pushing to repopulate forests with nursery-raised saplings.

While rivers across Europe are being restored, Italy’s free-flowing Tagliamento could soon be dammed.

The Israeli army is unlawfully using deadly white phosphorous and other chemical weapons to destroy farmlands and forests in southern Lebanon, reports reveal.

Alternative technologies and interventions can cut emissions faster, cheaper, and without mineral bottlenecks.

The Trump administration seems to believe we need to cut down forests to save them from burning.

Rethinking the future of France’s historic Corbières wine region.

The extreme heat that’s becoming far more common in a warming world is now being linked to dental problems. As the body prioritizes sweat for cooling over saliva production, the resulting dry mouth ca...

As the aberrant becomes the ordinary, we can’t let our instinct for adapting lead to climate change acceptance.

As the Trump administration opens millions of acres of public land to logging, two aging conservationists are fighting back — and winning.

What started as a fight to protect an ecologically sensitive coastal area has turned into the largest civil protest in the country’s recent history.

The National Academy of Sciences has put out a new report assessing the state of understanding of the science of extreme weather attribution, an area of […]

Montanans pride themselves on protecting natural wonders, but very few have considered protecting the dark. The dark, after all, scares us. Not the darkness of a room, perhaps, or even a house. But th...

Our hearts are forever bound to smaller, more intimate corners of Earth. Their demise can bring home the reality of climate chaos.

If we hope to save our feathered friends, we have to give a thought to insects too.

Reflecting on the successes and lessons of Earth Island’s legal program.

One man has done more than anyone else to bring beavers back to Europe. Some might find his tactics unorthodox.

Annie Leonard and André Carothers on why we need to protect our right to dissent.

In Review: In Trees: An Exploration

A dentist documents how extreme heat is turning Pakistani farmworkers’ mouths into hostile environments for their own teeth.

Annie Leonard and André Carothers on why we must continue to resist even when the odds are against us.

It’s not until her second pregnancy that one mother sees ozone as a clear danger to her developing baby.

Climate change is having some unexpected impacts on our health.

The real lesson from the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens.

As Colombians head to the polls, environmental activist Yuvelis Morales Blanco stresses the need for a transition away from fossil fuels.

The GOP is attempting to override states’ efforts for animal welfare.