Human-Assisted Evolution to Save Coral Reefs?
Researchers are optimistic this can work - creating super-strong coral reefs through selective breeding.
Natural Resources & Wildlife
Finally, Some Good News for Wolves
California put wolves on the state's Endangered Species List, just in time for the first wolf pack to arrive in 90 years.
Will Big Oil Pay to Restore Louisiana's Coast?
Louisiana's Flood Board is suing all 97 oil companies for destroying half the coastal wetlands, but legislators passed a bill that stops it.
Ecuador Issues Permit to Drill in Yasuni National Park
Today is a sad day in Ecuador and for people around the world concerned about indigenous rights and the value of pristine rainforests.
Democratic Republic of Congo Protects Forests Through REDD
The country will be paid for significantly reducing deforestation.
President Obama Protects 500,000 Acres in New Mexico
Using his executive authority, gorgeous Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks in New Mexico is now permanently protected.
No End To Greed: Tar Sands Expands Into Crucial Caribou Habitat
Rather than protecting one of the last great wilderness areas on earth, more acreage is sold to tar sands oil companies.
Developing Countries Join to Protect Nature
Founded by developing countries, the World Nature Organization has the biggest of missions - to preserve the natural conditions for life.
Spring is Here: Bees & Birds Get Help From Farmers
Although dangers to birds and bees continue, innovative programs like Precision Conservation are helping.
China's War On Pollution Has Unintended Consequences
China is putting plenty of muscle into cleaning up its degraded air, soil and water, but massive coal to methane operations are a huge problem.