• All in the Planning: State Policies Working to Fix Gulf Nutrient Pollution

• Harnessing Smartphones to Track How People Use Green Spaces

• New Research Shows People, Wildlife, and Marine Environment Benefit When Island-Ocean Connections Are Restored

• Most Asian Countries Are Far Behind Biodiversity Targets for Protected Areas, Study Finds

• Researchers Design Model That Predicts Which Buildings Will Survive Wildfire
• Lack of Ecosystem Services Corresponds to Non-White Areas, Researchers Find

• Socio-Economic Factors Shown to Drive Mangrove Losses and Gains

• Companies' 'deforestation-Free' Supply Chain Pledges Have Barely Impacted Forest Clearance in the Amazon, Researchers Say

• Greenbelts Are Effective at Slowing Urban Sprawl

• Ranger Numbers and Protected Area Workforce Must Increase Fivefold to Effectively Safeguard 30% of the Planet's Wild Lands by 2030

• Global Hunger, Carbon Emissions Could Both Spike If War Limits Grain Exports

• Scientific Plan for Nature-Based Climate Solutions
• Too Little, Too Late: Study Examines Why the Endangered Species Act Fails

• Land Tenure Drives Deforestation Rates in Brazil, Study Finds

• New, Comprehensive Framework Could Better Inform Carbon-Cutting Policies

• More Than 1.1 Million Sea Turtles Poached Over Last Three Decades

• Wildlife Hunting Motivations Vary Across Africa and Europe
• Living in Timber Cities Could Cut Emissions, Without Using Farmland for Wood Production

• Large Regional Differences in Agricultural Adaptation to Future Climate Change in Europe

• New Standardized Framework Allows Conservationists to Assess Benefits of Non-Native Species

• National Parks -- Islands in a Desert?

• Study Links Protecting Indigenous Peoples' Lands to Greater Nonhuman Primate Biodiversity

• Global Forest Area Per Capita Has Decreased by Over 60 Percent, Study Finds

• Carbon Conservation Efforts Would Be Enhanced by Highlighting Threatened Forest Primates

• Connecting the Spots: First Comprehensive Review of National Jaguar Protection Laws

• Global Food Supply-Chain Issues Call for Solutions

• Wildlife--Human Conflicts Could Shift With Climate Change

• Rural Areas Near Coast Will Bear the Brunt of U.S. Sea-Level Rise

• Tiny Conservation Heroes: Wild Cherry Blossoms Could Save Forest Landscapes

• Scientists Show That at Least 44 Percent of Earth's Land Requires Conservation to Safeguard Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services

• Protected Areas Saw Dramatic Spikes in Fires During COVID Lockdowns, Study Finds

• Dolphin Bycatch from Fishing Practices Unsustainable, Study Finds
• How to Balance Economic Development Goals With Environmental Conservation

• Protecting Species for the Good of Global Climate
• Study Reveals Stream Restoration Trade-Offs: Higher Environmental Benefits to Be Had Where Homeowners Are Less Willing to Pay

• Protected Areas Don't Always Boost Biodiversity

• How to Balance Biodiversity Goals With Limited Economic Resources

• Private Protected Areas Help Conserve Overlooked and Threatened Regions

• Crowdsourcing Campaign Identifies Drivers of Tropical Forest Loss

• Indian Forest Loss 'worse Than Feared' Due to Climate Change

• Studies of Endangered Animals on Border of China and Vietnam Stress Need for Transboundary Conservation
• Agricultural Expansion a Major Cause to Doubling of Annual Tropical Carbon Loss Over Past Two Decades

• Cities Can Be Part of the Solution in Sustaining Species

• Relocating Farmland Could Turn Back Clock Twenty Years on Carbon Emissions, Say Scientists

• New Research Demonstrates High Value 'injurious Weeds' Can Bring to Pollinators

• Secu气候缓解措施可能影响食物rity, Study Finds

• 290 Million New City Dwellers Benefit China's Climate Balance

• Trade-Off Between Biodiversity and Food Security in Land Use

• 45,000 Marine Species Are at-Risk: What’s Most Vulnerable?

• Study Recommends Six Steps to Improve Our Water Quality

• Gabon Provides Blueprint for Protecting Oceans

• International Land Use Scientists Urge Policymakers to Adopt New Approaches to Addressing Climate Change, Biodiversity and Other Global Crises

• Climate Change and Land Use Data to Predict Watershed Impact
• Data from Thousands of Cameras Confirms Protected Areas Promote Mammal Diversity
• Decreasing Development on Forest and Agricultural Land Partly Driven by Gas Prices, Study Finds

• Forest Emissions Scheme Makes 'tiny' Contribution to Indonesia’s Paris Targets

• Understanding Human-Elephant Conflict and Vulnerability in the Face of Climate Change

• Scientists Urge Creating Strategic Forest Reserves to Mitigate Climate Change, Protect Biodiversity

• Efforts to Restore Indonesian Peatlands Could Save Billions in Wildfire Costs

• From Ambition to Biodiversity Action: Time to Hold Actors Accountable

• Larger Conservation Areas Didn’t Protect Animals in Central Africa

• Climate Change Will Triple Impacts to World’s 'life Zones' Unless Emission Rates Are Dramatically Reduced

• Hidden Costs of Global Illegal Wildlife Trade

• Illegal and Unsustainable Wildlife Trade Is Affecting All of Us – What Can We Do About It?

• Non-English-Language Science Could Help Save Biodiversity

• Concentrate Farming to Leave Room for Species and Carbon, Better Than ‘eco-Friendly’ Agriculture

• How Climate Change Could Undermine Biodiversity Conservation Goals

• Win-Win: Plan Supports Farmers to Save Australia’s Species

• Quantitative Assessment for Sustainable Agriculture

• Urban Stormwater Study Finds Little Difference Between Managed, Unmanaged Flows

• Conservation Commitments Should Focus on the Best Places to Protect Rare Species

• Indigenous and Local Communities Key to Successful Nature Conservation

• Illegal Cannabis Farms Infringe on Crucial Habitat for Sensitive Birds and Mammals

• Location and Intensity of Global Threats to Biodiversity

• Archaic Laws Prevent Conservationists from Bidding on Public Resources; Experts Think This Should Change

• Western Chimpanzees Are Threatened by Lack of Regulated Human Development

• Over 260,000 Kilometers of Rivers at Risk Due to Proposed Hydro Dams
• World's Biodiversity Maps Contain Many Gaps

• Promoting Biodiversity-Friendly Landscapes Beyond Organic Farming

• Buffer Zones, Better Regulation Needed to Prevent Agricultural Pollution in Rivers, Streams, Review Finds
• Measuring Conservation in a Way That Counts

• The Impact of Climate Change on Kenya's Tana River Basin

• Unsustainable Arctic Shipping Risks Accelerating Damage to the Arctic Environment

• Poor and Minority Communities Suffer More from Extreme Heat in US Cities

• Long-Term Urban Emissions Data Show a Decrease in High-Income Countries

• Antelope's Fate Shrouded by Social, Political Forces
• 'Urban Green Space Affects Citizens' Happiness'

• Major Barriers to Financing a Sustainable Ocean Economy
• Peace Accord in Colombia Has Increased Deforestation of Biologically-Diverse Rainforest

• Solar Geoengineering May Be Effective in Alleviating Impacts of Global Warming on Crops

• Only 17 Percent of Free-Flowing Rivers Are Protected

• Improved Management of Farmed Peatlands Could Cut 500 Million Tons CO2
• Research Team Argues for Combining Organic Farming and Genetic Engineering
• 影响猕猴桃遗传在知识方面的保护Efforts

• Who Is Selling and Trafficking Africa's Wild Meat?

• World's Protected Areas Need More Than a 'do Not Disturb' Sign

• Agricultural Biodiversity: Different Perceptions in Science and Practice

• Eastern Oregon Forest Restoration Efforts Hampered by Diameter Limits on Tree Cutting

• Over 80% of Atlantic Rainforest Remnants Have Been Impacted by Human Activity

• Researchers Challenge the Conservation Reserve Program Status Quo to Mitigate Fossil Fuels