Extinction is Still Forever
Scientists largely agree “de-extinction” is a misnomer—but the DNA of lost species can still boost conservation.
Scientists largely agree “de-extinction” is a misnomer—but the DNA of lost species can still boost conservation.
As extinction rates climb, we have a responsibility—to our own species and to others—to work toward reversing the trend.
Argentina’s vast Iberá wetlands lost many of their largest species decades ago. Can an audacious rewilding plan rebuild a bygone world?
As we look for ways to prevent the world’s latest mosquito-borne disease, our focus on the mosquitoes themselves might be obscuring a more sustainable solution.
Without the tireless efforts of local conservation heroes, one of the most heavily trafficked animals on the planet might just go extinct—before you even know it exists.