Night SwimmingSpotlight 10.12.2023Specialized underwater photographers take to the ocean at night to reveal worlds beyond our own, right here on Earth.
The Galaxy in the WoodsArticle 07.05.2023As more people flock to see fireflies, scientists are trying to harness their enthusiasm without harming the bioluminescent wonder they’ve come to see.
Lessons in LeopardingSpotlight 05.14.2023Pesky or adorable as it may be, roughhousing with her sleepy mom is an important way for this leopard cub to learn crucial survival skills.
Raising Nature on Florida RanchlandsArticle 08.11.2020“Rancher vs Environmentalist” has been a longstanding trope. But in the Sunshine State, ranching just may be the last, best hope for ecological salvation.
Butterflies in the StormArticle 07.18.2018Battling rising seas and creeping asphalt, scientists race to save two endangered species.
A Grand Experiment on the GrasslandsImmersive 03.13.2018A decades-long debate over protection of the lesser prairie-chicken could usher the Endangered Species Act into a new and very different era.
Migration, InterruptedPhoto Essay 10.03.2017Encroaching development is putting pronghorns at risk, but new conservation strategies are giving these record-setting runners a leg up.
Lens of Time: Building a Butterfly WingVideo 02.15.2017Scientists open a window—literally—into a process that normally remains hidden deep inside a butterfly’s chrysalis.
