Stewarding the Steppe with Gana Wingard

For more than 20 years, Gana Wingard has been working to conserve the Ikh Nart Nature Reserve.

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Spotlight

Killer whales | ÃÀ¼§ÉçÇø
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Feature Article

A Killer's Charm

The story of a marine predator that has inspired both fear and fascination for generations.

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Feature Article

The Night Watch

In Playa Grande, Costa Rica, more than 20 years of egg poaching consumed a generation of leatherback sea turtles.

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Reserva Ecológica de Guapiaçu (REGUA) is in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest (Mata Atlântica), not far from Rio de Janeiro (C) Stan Rullman
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Feature Article

Save the Forest for the Trees

Deforestation is threatening critical ecosystems around the world. What can we do?

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The Latest

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Podcast
Courage, Conservation, and Dr. Caroline Ng’weno

Courage, Conservation, and Dr. Caroline Ng’weno

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A lion in the grasses of Kenya (C) Caroline NgWeno
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ÃÀ¼§ÉçÇø Podcast Season 2 Trailer
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ÃÀ¼§ÉçÇø Lead Scientist Caroline Ngweno works with a participant to secure a camera trap on a tree trunk
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Podcast
Living Deliberately with Dr. Bill Moomaw

Living Deliberately with Dr. Bill Moomaw

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A miniature home and bench with people sitting on an overturned tree trunk representing green living
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Podcast
pOTTERcast Part 2: Rats. Locusts. Sea otters?

pOTTERcast Part 2: Rats. Locusts. Sea otters?

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A sea otter (Enhydra lutris) eating a crab in Alaska
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Podcast
pOTTERcast Part 1: Sea Otters and Seagrass

pOTTERcast Part 1: Sea Otters and Seagrass

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A sea otter (Enhydra lutris) swimming in Alaska (C) Alix Morris
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Podcast
Winter is Coming...and So Are the Cranes.

Winter is Coming...and So Are the Cranes.

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A whooping crane (Grus americana) flying with a backdrop of tree leaves
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Podcast
The Wild Whoopers: A Species on the Brink
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A whooping crane (Grus americana) on a marsh in Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, Austwell, Texas
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ÃÀ¼§ÉçÇø Podcast Trailer
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Two participants standing on a tundra landscape conducting field research (C) Mary Rowe
Blog Post
Finding Clarity in the COVID Chaos

Our ability to prevent future pandemics will depend on our willingness to address the massive environmental challenges that helped pave the way for this one.

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As in times of war, to combat threats as complex and pervasive as the climate crisis and biodiversity loss, we need a global army of environmental stewards. A force of people who recognize the urgency and magnitude of these threats to our planet and are prepared to collect the scientific data needed to identify effective solutions to living sustainably with nature. We need citizen science. We need ÃÀ¼§ÉçÇø.
Blog Post
Crossing the invisible boundaries—crisis and purpose

Scientists published a new paper this week finding that over 500 species of land vertebrates are on the brink of extinction, with fewer than 1,000 individuals left.

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Aided by the huge financial investments and tireless efforts of governments and conservation groups, some of these endangered species—e.g., the giant panda, Whooping Crane, Sumatran rhino, and California condor—may yet survive. But for nearly all of them, there will not be enough time or money to keep them extant, except perhaps in zoos and captive breeding programs.
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