Study finds fire-driven ozone has cut Amazon carbon uptake by about 24% of fire emissions, with damage focused in the Arc of Deforestation and largely preventab
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Swiss glaciers lost 5.5% of their volume in 2026 and nearly 20% in five years, GLAMOS reports, as a record-hot summer pushed melt to the second-biggest on recor
Chesapeake Bay SAV grew 7% in 2025 to 89,385 acres—the highest since 2018—driven by salty zones, while tidal fresh areas declined slightly.
At Holnicote and in Devon, beavers stored over 24 million liters and, in five U.S. wildfires, streamside vegetation in beaver areas suffered one‑third the damag
Finland data show a usable limit: keep clearcuts near 10% per decade, use ~90-year rotations or set aside one-fifth to keep forest bird numbers stable.
After decades of decline, blue and fin whales are making a slow comeback in the southeast Atlantic, thanks to conservation efforts.
Swordfish, scientifically known as Xiphias gladius and also referred to as broadbills in certain regions, are a large and swift predatory fish
Bears, known for their impressive abilities, possess intelligence that is now being recognized. A black bear’s encounter with a wildlife camera in
The impact of climate change on plant species, particularly those found in California’s coastline and coastal mountains, is becoming increasingly severe. Changes
How much fresh water does our planet have left? This crucial resource is in limited supply, with only 1% of the world’s