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The whitemargin stargazer’s ghoulish, upturned face allows the fish to bury its body in sand and nearly disappear—while watching for its next unsuspecting meal.

A new fishery in California shows how ropeless crab traps can prevent whales from becoming entangled in fishing lines.

New research shows that seagrass depends on the bacteria around it—and that the antibiotics entering our oceans could disrupt that relationship.

In the burn-scarred mountains of Southern California, a team of biologists fights to help an imperiled frog.

Efforts to restore lost forests often fail, but Ethiopians are betting big: planting billions of saplings to revive habitat, regenerate soil, and stabilize the land.

New research shows that meeting tree canopy goals could prevent more than 67,000 premature deaths in the United States.

Marine creatures will do almost anything for a meal—including feasting on the sperm and eggs of spawning invertebrates.

Pollinator pathogens are spreading through international trade, threatening both agriculture and wild ecosystems.