Each year on March 3, World Wildlife Day draws global attention to the plants and animals that make life on Earth possible.

Global conservation success now requires tracking 126 bird species currently classified as lost to science. Facing 10 times more extreme heat days has created a critical survival barrier for tropical ...

For a long time, people pushed climate change and biodiversity loss to the sidelines, seeing them as distant problems for scientists, activists, or future generations, while forests vanished far away, ...

The focus of experts in global security tends to orbit familiar threats. War in Europe and the Middle East. Trade disruption and financial volatility. Technology shocks and threats to information ...

Decomposition is essential to all ecosystems, both on land and in the ocean. In marine environments, decomposition and nutrient recycling keep food webs functioning, prevent the buildup of organic ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Nick Nuttall is a journalist and presenter for We Don’t Have Time. View of a burnt area of the Amazonia rainforest in Apui, ...

Last month, the government released a summary of its strategic assessment on global biodiversity loss, ecosystem collapse, and national ...

Birds are a barometer of the health of water sources, habitats, and air quality. A notable example is the use of canaries in coal mines during the 20th century to detect unsafe carbon monoxide levels ...