The largest animals on Earth are quietly coming back
Off the coast of southern Africa, blue whales and fin whales are being seen again.
Off the coast of southern Africa, blue whales and fin whales are being seen again.
New England lost most of its trees. Then nature was simply left alone.
Klara Marosszeky has spent a quarter of a century proving hemp can house us.
For the first time, an Australian Indigenous Protected Area reaches past the shore and out to sea.
Santa Monica is letting its famous sands grow dunes, and the wildlife has noticed.
Sunlight, salt, and a simple idea that could help the driest places on earth.
A bird lost since medieval times is about to ride the city's skies again.
On a stretch of steppe near the Black Sea, life is quietly returning.
A new law puts giving land back to nature at the heart of how one state cares for the wild.
Mowing a little less and planting a few natives can turn any backyard into a haven for bees and butterflies.
Millions of people are using one month to rethink single use plastic, one easy change at a time.
Most ocean plastic arrives by river. A fleet of solar powered machines is stopping it at the source.