Researchers examined 52 field studies from 2000 to 2025 that reported plastic contamination in the Amazon Basin's rivers, ...

Imagine a polar bear walking through Qikiqtaruk’s muddy tundra. Nearby, a bowhead whale breaches the water like a dancer. These Arctic animals are not just neighbors; they’re part of Earth’s grand ...

For years, headlines have warned that Earth is entering its sixth mass extinction, but a new study suggests these fears may ...

National Geographic photographer Rena Effendi visited Brazil to document how one family farm is working with nature to ...

The narrative of life on Earth is marked by a continual ebb and flow, characterized by the emergence and extinction of countless species over time. Extinction, an inherent aspect of the evolutionary ...

Biodiversity is a very large subject that is well worth everyone’s time and attention. Today’s column provides a brief ...

How does biodiversity loss impact tropical forests’ carbon absorption? This is what a recent study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences hopes to address as a team of ...

Dr. Foyet highlights the intersections of critical minerals, biodiversity, and Indigenous rights in the global green ...

As we reflect on environmental stewardship this week, the accelerating loss of biodiversity remains one of the most critical challenges facing our planet. Healthy ecosystems provide essential services ...

Madagascar’s land reshaped twice. Two giant rifts flipped slopes, reversed rivers, and formed isolated landscapes that nurtured Madagascar.

Partnership transforms nature data into actionable intelligence by linking business activities to the world's 185 unique bioregions and their characteristic wildlife The integration addresses a ...