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A pack of “community science” dogs of all breeds and ages help sniff out the devastating invasive insects.

The filmmaker and drag queen talk to Atmos about their new TV show Go Gently, which uplifts environmental stewards and solutions.

In her new book, Kinship Medicine, Dr. Wendy Johnson offers a blueprint for a more connected, ecological form of care.

The Herds is marching from the Congo to the Arctic Circle in a defiant act of climate theater.

Whether through light, electricity, vibration, dance, or chemicals, our world is always speaking. Will we pause to listen?

While unraveling years of climate progress, some of Trump's policies may unwittingly open the door for environmental wins.

Nuclear has been promoted as a climate solution for an energy-hungry society. But is it as clean as advocates say?

These heat- and drought-stricken tourist destinations are far from the oases you’d see on Instagram.

Advocates for a bioeconomy say markets for rubber, açaí, and other forest products can help preserve the Amazon—not everyone is convinced.

This Fourth of July, freedom means acknowledging our shared humanity.

A climate-aware therapist answers your questions on how to cope with fear, talk to skeptics, and keep showing up.

Trump's divisive “Big Beautiful Bill” would devastate lives and the climate—but on nature preservation, bipartisan pushback yielded a win.

Earth is not a single, giant organism. It's vastly more complex.

Instead of exhibiting characteristics as a unified whole, Earth represents a vastly more complex—and less coordinated—system.