Environment The Most Bizarre Lakes in the World
Discover the world’s most bizarre lakes, where water can glow pink, boil, vanish, or turn deadly. From Lake…
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Environment Why Trees Matter to Americans and the Planet
Trees provide essential benefits for climate, air and water quality, biodiversity, and public health. Americans overwhelmingly support protecting…
Environment Dan Lambe and the Future of Urban Forestry
Dan Lambe, CEO of the Arbor Day Foundation, is advancing urban forestry as a solution for climate resilience,…
Environment Meadows and Grasslands: Biodiversity Hotspots and Climate Guardians
Meadows and grasslands are rich ecosystems that support plants, pollinators, birds, and mammals while delivering key services like…
Environment Gardens in 2050: Climate-Resilient, Wild, and Productive
By 2050, gardens will be designed to withstand climate change while supporting biodiversity, food security, and human wellbeing.…
Environment Riparian Planting: Restore Riverbanks and Stream Health
Riparian planting restores native vegetation along river and stream banks to stabilize soil, filter runoff, and improve water…
Environment Panama’s Swimming Pygmy Sloths: Island Adaptation and Survival
On a remote Panamanian island, pygmy three-toed sloths have evolved into a tiny, mangrove-dwelling species known for swimming…
Environment 5,000 New Deep-Sea Species Found in Pacific Mining Hotspot
Scientists have identified more than 5,000 new species in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, a deep-sea region targeted for future…
Environment How to Stay Hopeful in the Face of Climate Chaos
Climate anxiety and grief are normal responses to a changing world, but they don’t have to lead to…
Environment Break the Rules: Smarter, Wildlife-Friendly Gardening
Traditional gardening rules often favor tidiness over ecology, but a more relaxed approach can support pollinators, birds, and…