The rural community of Segunda y Cajas in northern Peru leads efforts to protect one of the most biodiverse areas and vital sources of water for the region.
Deforestation has left scars in Ecuador’s San Andres Valley. But in one village, residents are giving nature a respite by protecting their micro forests.
Poaching in the country’s arid southwest is putting endemic plants at risk of extinction.
Republican legislators have blunted the impact of citizen-led air monitoring, which is set to receive millions from the feds.
Conservationists — and their cameras — fight for big cats in Central Asia’s Badhyz Reserve.
Plaintiffs claim $38.7bn gas export project, which would triple state’s greenhouse gas emissions, infringes constitutional rights.
Food entrepreneurs seek to grow the market for southern Africa's mopane worms while promoting sustainable harvesting.
Researchers are using aerial vehicles to study infectious disease in Arctic cetaceans.
In the Himalayas, development, climate change, and the global market for an intoxicating honey are pushing one bee species to the brink.
By affirming Indigenous land ownership, British Columbia and the Haida Nation are signaling a new era for Indigenous relations.
In Review: Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s newest film explores the nature of gentrification and rural refuge.
Alok Shukla pulled together a community resistance campaign that saved an ancient forest in India from being dug up for coal.
Finding healing and wellness through a deep relationship with land and Indigenous lifeways.
PFAS are showing up in water systems across the US, but removing them from public water will cost billions and take time.
