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Between 2024 and 2025, Arctic sea ice declined by 5.8%, the largest year-to-year wintertime drop ever recorded, according to new satellite observations from the University of Southampton. The finding marks the end of a two-decade slowdown in ice loss that researchers now confirm was temporary rather than sustained.
A study published in the summer of 2024 had found t...
In 1977 a young forest engineer moved alone into a deteriorating house inside a neglected Atlantic Forest tract in northern Espírito Santo. Renato Moraes de Jesus, who died on 23 May aged 74, stayed for more than three decades and helped protect almost 23,000 hectares of what became the Vale Natural Reserve.
The mining company that owned the property at Linhares had...
The United States Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration published a final rule on 14 July 2026 rescinding the regulatory definition of “harm” that has governed Endangered Species Act enforcement for more than 50 years. The rule, published in the Federal Register as document 2026-14195, takes effect on 14 September 2026 and removes h...
Rangers discovered a 100-hectare cocoa farm carved into a proposed national park in Grand Gedeh County, southeastern Liberia, where more than half of West Africa’s surviving Upper Guinean rainforest now faces the same cacao expansion that has already destroyed most of the region’s tree cover.
George, a ranger with the Wild Chimpanzee Foundation, patrols forest that ...
Researchers tracking twelve neighbouring groups of white-faced capuchins in Costa Rica have documented 84 per cent of infants dying during a single El Niño-induced drought, when starving mothers abandoned their young to search for food. The finding, drawn from 33 years of continuous observation, shows how extreme climate swings rewrite the competitive mathematics of group liv...