How a Changing Climate is Affecting Forests in the Western United States
Drought, more intense fires, and invasive species are changing the forest landscapes in Western United States.
Drought, more intense fires, and invasive species are changing the forest landscapes in Western United States.
Since the 1920s, beavers have been artificially re-introduced to many habitats across their former range.
Climate change and human activities are creating record wildfire seasons.
Since the 1960s, more and more crows have been abandoning their rural winter roosts in favor of cities and towns.
How does pollution from plastic, trash, and oil spills move around Earth’s oceans?