One of the many reasons we love bird photography is its ability to provide us with intimate glimpses into the lives of avians: fascinating behaviors caught mid-act; parents feeding hungry—and...
One of the many reasons we love bird photography is its ability to provide us with intimate glimpses into the lives of avians: fascinating behaviors caught mid-act; parents feeding hungry—and...
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Last year 32 native grass seedlings spent the summer on Francesca Calarco’s apartment balcony in Ossining, New York. Under her watchful eye, all but a few survived drought and violent storms. In...
Middle-school drama abounds among the power players in the Business Roundtable, whose companies' public positions on climate conflict with the association's actions.
Grid hardening and outage mitigation will lessen the impact of extreme weather on energy infrastructure and prevent larger grid failures from occurring.
On a bright spring day in the Arkansas Ozarks, Carolyn Tedford and Jonathan Young inspect Tedford’s crop. Bluebirds sing from a power line as Young commends her for a particularly vivacious patch...
Katie Vartenigian spends her days in the forest. The 25-year-old rises early to lead her crew of Vermont Youth Conservation Corps members, sometimes building stone stairs to improve nature trails...
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS – September 17, 2024 — A new partnership between the National Audubon Society and Heifer International is bringing Audubon’s Conservation Ranching program to Arkansas. The...
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS – September 17, 2024 — A new partnership between the National Audubon Society and Heifer International is bringing Audubon’s Conservation Ranching program to Arkansas. The...
With more than $156 million in federal funding set to flow to Michigan, the state can dramatically increase community and household access to the benefits of solar energy.
The UCS Science Hub for Climate Litigation has identified areas where science and research are still needed to contribute to legal cases.