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They recycle nutrients into the soil; they open the forest canopy and allow for new growth; and some species, like Jack Pine and Lodgepole Pine, need fire to open their cones and release their seeds. Wildfires can even be a source of woody debris in aquatic systems that provide both cover and a food source...
Even if you’ve never heard of this term, chances are you’ve felt it: the crushing feeling of doom and despair for the future of our planet.
I’ve found that especially among young people, eco-anxiety can be paralyzing to a generation the rest of the world is counting on. The common issue with eco-...
It looked very similar to the Northern Map Turtle but there were enough discrepancies that we flagged it a...
When you stop and think about that number, it is almost hard to absorb. Twenty per cent is not a reserve or a comfortable margin. It is what remains after most of a natural landscape has already disappeared.
If only a fraction of a place, a home, a future remained, every decision would carry more...