South Maui’s saltier, more turbid waters could signal drought is taking a toll : Maui Now
Hui O Ka Wai Ola volunteers collect water samples off Waipu‘ilani in March 2025. Volunteers go out every…
Wood duck comeback: How a simple idea saved a species in Michigan and beyond
ROSCOMMON, Mich. – Once nearly wiped out, wood ducks are now among Michigan’s most hunted waterfowl, a turnaround…
Beaver ‘Blind Date’ Was a Reintroduction Milestone
In a rain-soaked Cornish field, England quietly crossed a wildlife milestone with the first legal release of…
Creature not seen in nearly 20 years reintroduced into the wild: ‘A symbol of hope’
An endangered British wetland creature is showing promising signs of recovery as rewilding efforts take hold. The Miami…
What the Future Ocean Might Look Like Amid Climate Change, Overfishing and More
Source: Halpern, et. al., Science (2025) By Delger Erdenesanaa Graphics by Mira Rojanasakul; Photographs and Video by Madeline…
Coastal communities restoring marshes, dunes, reefs to protect against rising seas
In San Francisco Bay, salt ponds created more than a century ago are reverting to marshland. Along the…
Black-tailed godwit joins NSW endangered species list as population dives
Scientists fear a remarkable migratory shorebird, which flies vast distances each year to reach Australia, will become extinct…
Poisoned pelicans fly again after deadly SoCal algal bloom
A flock of brown pelicans waddled back into the wild on Wednesday morning, survivors of Southern California’s latest…