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A Conversation with Author Jenny Odell
Could “placefulness” cure our modern malaise?
See the incredible National Wildlife Magazine 2019 photo contest winners
Wildlife photographers capture incredible images around the world — and the National Wildlife Federation is once again honoring the best of the best.
Meet the California man trying to save honeybees by building them hives
The staggering decline of honey bee colonies has alarmed experts across the United States, but an unconventional apiculturist in California thinks he has found a way to save them.
Turning a New Leaf: Rethinking Leaves.
Leaf blowers, mulching mowers, and rakes can harm wildlife’s odds of survival.
Northern California’s coasts are turning into underwater deserts
Urchin barrens are the new normal in the once-flourishing ecosystem.
Will butterflies be free to fly at Dunes Beach?
he monarch is threatened by habitat loss as well as climate change, and their numbers have plunged during the past couple of decades.
Kelp forests being felled off California coast
Marine ‘heat waves’ starving fisheries
3 Billion Birds Lost: A Visual Journey
The news that an estimated 2.9 billion breeding birds have been lost from the U.S. and Canada since 1970 may seem overwhelming.
Human activity in wildlife corridor hinders animals’ movement, Laguna Greenbelt study says
Human activity in the wildlife corridor connecting Laguna Coast Wilderness Park and the Cleveland National Forest is impeding the movement of animals along the 6-mile stretch, according to a recent study by Laguna Greenbelt Inc.
Editorial: Climate change is wiping out California’s Joshua trees. Of course we should protect them
Hotter, drier conditions being fueled by climate change could nearly wipe out the western Joshua tree by the end of the century.