Scientists are using underwater microphones, aerial surveys, and machine learning to count endangered North Atlantic right whales.
Steve Djeutchou turns banana peels into charcoal so people don’t have to cut down as many trees.
Coffee is loved around the world. In Colombia the changing climate leads to many challenges for growing coffee.
The Omiltemi cottontail was last seen 120 years ago!
Elephant seals fitted with biomonitors bring back data from the deep ocean, where people can’t easily go.
The Barbados threadsnake is about the width of a spaghetti noodle and spends most of its time underground.
The wolf gets a bad rap in fairy tales, like “Little Red Riding Hood,” where poor Grandma is swallowed up whole. But is the “big bad wolf” actually scared of us?
Scientists and Indigenous community members are working together to protect the Philippine crocodile.
Oil drilling in the Monte Desert has wiped many areas of their plants. But researchers have found that digging furrows can help plants grow back.
Trees help students learn by cooling school yards.
The government of Panama is using AI to help stop illegal fishing of tuna.
Forest elephants eat the fruits of the ebony tree and help spread their seeds through forests. If elephants vanish, ebony trees — used to make instruments — can vanish too.