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We Are One Step Closer to Understanding Whales. What Now?
An AI model originally trained to make music can turn any sound—including human speech—into sperm whale clicks.
Science & Nature
Ocean Life
Following The Longest Butterfly Migration On Earth
Photographer Lucas Foglia spent years following the painted lady’s transcontinental migration.
Photography
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Giving Our Bodies Back to the Earth: The Rise of Natural Burial
What if your body could nourish the land long after you’re gone?
Climate Solutions
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The Endangered Species Act Is Under Attack, Again
A decades-long political tug-of-war has left gray wolves, and the law meant to protect them, in perpetual limbo.
The Understory
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Daniel Shea Lenses The Winged Gardeners Keeping Our Planet Alive
From bees and bats to hummingbirds and butterflies, pollinators sustain entire ecosystems.
Photography
Science & Nature
‘The Land of Thirst’: Inside the Fight to Rewild Southern Namibia
Over the last century, southern Namibia has lost 90% of its wildlife. One conservation organization is working to rewild the region.
Science & Nature
Climate Solutions
The Climate Crisis Is Displacing Indigenous Peoples First
Dr. Jessica Hernandez discusses her new book and how Indigenous knowledge can guide climate action that allows people to return home.
Changemakers
AI-Generated Animals Are Distancing Us From Nature
Cuddly polar bears and hyperrealistic chimeras may seem harmless on social media, but experts worry AI animal content can be harmful.
Science & Nature
Protecting Ecosystems of the Future Before They Exist
Inside the curious movement to safeguard the climate-changed habitats that will follow melting ice.
Science & Nature
101: How to Prep Your Pet for a Disaster
Expert advice to protect you and your pets from the next climate disaster.
101
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‘We Are Part of Nature’: Inside the Rise of Hikrodosing
Atmos joins a mushroom-infused microdose hike for an afternoon of psychedelics, reconnection with nature, and crystal harps.
Science & Nature
Well Being
How To Be a Better Parasite
Lessons on living sustainably from nature’s most exploitative species.
Science & Nature
When the World Stops Smelling Like Itself
Climate change is erasing the aromas of daily life. Farmers say the loss is already here—from Grenada’s cocoa to Egypt’s jasmine—and affecting relationships between all living things.
Science & Nature
Anthropocene
New Study Links 174 Companies to Deadly Heat Waves
A first-of-its-kind study directly ties corporate emissions from oil, gas, and coal producers to rising heat waves worldwide.
Science & Nature
Anthropocene
One Wildfire Solution? Letting Herbivores Run Wild
As climate change makes the world hotter and drier, wildfires are proliferating. Can rewilding be the solution?
Science & Nature
Biodiversity
Hurricane Katrina Made the US Rethink Pet Rescue
On the 20th anniversary of the storm, experts reflect on the resulting federal law now protecting pets from climate disasters.
Science & Nature
Anthropocene
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