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Two Fender's blue butterflies perched on green leaves

The butterfly that saved an ecosystem

The revival of Fender’s blue illustrates the collaborative nature of survival.
Jaclyn Moyer Nov 27, 2022
A cougar wearing a tracking collar walking in the dark in front of the Hollywood sign in Los Angeles

A new bridge will help cougars survive life in L.A.

To help its iconic mountain lions and other wildlife navigate the city, Los Angeles is breaking new ground.
Michaela Haas Apr 17, 2022
A group of pronghorn antelope on a grassy field, with mountains in the background, seen through lines of barbed wire fence.

In Wyoming, fences are coming down to make way for wildlife

More than 600,000 miles of fences crisscross the American West, blocking animal migration. Outside Yellowstone last summer, volunteers dismantled a few.
Hillary Rosner Feb 11, 2022
A series of limestone dams in a sunlit creek, surrounded by forest.

For 30 years, this creek was dead. Now, it supports three kinds of trout – and a web of aquatic life.

For decades, toxic runoff from abandoned coal mines has left streams and rivers lifeless in West Virginia. Here's how two men decided to reverse the damage taking place in their own backyards.
David Kidd Jan 11, 2022
A jaguar walking along sand, facing the camera, with green plants in the background.

Jaguars are returning to the U.S. Here's what we need to make coexistence work.

We can live and even raise livestock successfully in a landscape with jaguars – if we do it right. In 25 years of jaguar-related work, this is what I've learned.
John Polisar Nov 30, 2021
Looking up at a kelp forest from underwater; multiple strands of kelp reach up toward the surface and the light

What will it take to bring back Oregon's kelp forests?

Kelp forests are critical ecosystems and effective carbon sinks, too – but they're under threat around the world. This team of free divers and scientists is trying to make a difference, one purple urchin at a time.
Robin Donovan Nov 12, 2021

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