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The average temperature of the global sea surface broke record highs this summer, following decades of warming driven by human-induced climate change and intensified by a strong El Niño unfolding this year.
The Copernicus Climate Change Service, part of the European Union’s climate monitoring program,
Every year, Americans send more than 11 million tons of textiles to landfills — clothing, shoes, and household goods that could easily have been reused.
Much of that waste eventually enters waterways and oc...
Every winter, hundreds of manatees gather in the warm, spring-fed waters of Crystal River, Florida, earning this small Gulf Coast community its nickname: the “Manatee Capital of the World.”
Our naturalist-led expedition to snorkel alongside Florida’s wild manatees and explore the ecology of its unique freshwater springs and endangered habitats has long been a memorabl...
Oceanic Society traveler Amber King has taken her use of iNaturalist far beyond that of a casual user. The app helps people identify plants and animals they encounter in the field and document their sightings, which can then be shared with a global community of naturalists, researchers, and...
For many travelers, a wildlife trip to Costa Rica might be measured in toucans, monkeys, sloths, perhaps a tapir if luck is on their side.
For Amber King, who has documented nearly 6,000 species on iNaturalist, looking at the natural world has become an art form in ...