Summer on the Appleton-Whittell Research Ranch of the National Audubon Society is a special time. Monsoon storms born in the Huachuca Mountains break the heat and…
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Electric vehicles during the Arctic Race of Norway. Photo credit: Arctic Race of Norway. By Anders Lorenzen The Arctic Race of Norway (ARN) returns to the…
Researchers in Dalhousie University’s Future of Marine Ecosystems Lab incorporate Mi’kmaw best practices in their methodologies, particularly through working with Mi’kmaw community harvesters and knowledge holders…
By Xu Na China aims to peak carbon emissions from its industry by 2030, according to its new five-year plan for greening industry. The plan’s quantitative…
Missourians delivered a powerful endorsement of conservation this month, voting overwhelmingly to renew the Parks, Soils and Water Sales Tax with an unofficial 82% approval. The voters showed…
August 2026 – Week 3 BC premier, David Eby, welcomes firefighters from Mexico to British Columbia as they arrive to support wildfire response efforts during the…
Set beneath the living canopy of Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary’s ancient cypress forest, this outdoor exhibit brings large-format photography into the landscape that inspired it. On view…
A wildfire has broken out near the iconic Italian tourist destination Lake Garda. AI-generated map showing the location of the fire. By Anders Lorenzen A major…
When the House Natural Resources Committee held a field hearing in Hot Springs, Arkansas in late spring to discuss a bill to maintain America’s vast and beautiful public…
When Florida’s coastal residents get word of an incoming “tropical storm,” they likely only consider the minor inconveniences that follow: double red flags, no swimming due to rough waves and rip currents, potentially flooded roads, and the inevitable post-storm cleanup. What…