As Beijing continues to expand, four urban parks in the city’s Chaoyang District are emerging as important refuges for birdlife,...

Southeast Asia’s race to replace fossil fuels could deliver a major public-health dividend—but only if governments prevent the clean-energy transition...

Species-Identification Apps Can Bring People Closer to Nature—or Pull Them Away A smartphone camera pointed at a flower, insect or...

A Tiny Parasite Census Reveals a Hidden World on Mexico’s Greater Grisons A small, elusive carnivore in Mexico has yielded...

Scientific academies are being urged to turn prestige into public service, as a new perspective argues that election to an...

Drone-Mounted Lidar Offers a Fast New Window Into Forest Biodiversity As biodiversity collapses under pressure from land-use change, climate-driven disturbances,...

A rare tropical conifer in Bangladesh could be forced into a dramatic reshuffling of its habitat as the climate warms,...

Europe’s most familiar birds and butterflies may continue to disappear from the landscape even if governments achieve major conservation goals,...

A new global analysis has revealed that hunting pressure stretches across virtually the entire tropical belt, challenging the idea that...

Wetlands Are Not Simple Carbon Sinks—and That Could Change How Climate Restoration Works Wetlands have long been promoted as one...