Two graduate students from Florida International University have secured prestigious Guy Harvey Fellowships to further shark research. One studies how recreational fishing affects sharks in the Florida Keys, while the other explores shark social behavior, underscoring the importance of marine conservation.

Florida drivers can now visibly support wildlife conservation thanks to these new 2026-2027 manatee and sea turtle decals. Released with the aim of spreading awareness, they highlight two ocean species crucial to the state’s ecosystem.

Wildfires spreading across the West have torched thousands of acres, destroying homes and forcing entire towns to evacuate. Officials warn that high winds and critical fire weather conditions may worsen the situation in the coming days.

This article examines a practical approach to address climate anxiety by focusing on more responsible fuel use. It combines awareness of environmental challenges with an emphasis on how everyday choices might help foster meaningful climate action.

Native plants have the remarkable ability to survive harsh conditions and flourish when circumstances improve. They demand less water and maintenance, offering gardeners both resilience and stunning visual impact.

A new generation of textiles is pushing the limits of performance. From infrared blankets designed to aid recovery to a jacket that transforms moisture into potable water, these breakthroughs are rewriting fabric’s role in our daily lives.

On this first day of summer, scientists warn that El Niño conditions could lead to record heat, intense droughts, and devastating floods. Amid these looming threats, fungi—especially mycorrhizal varieties—offer hope by bolstering soil health and storing carbon beneath our feet.

A new way of tackling waste is taking shape in Louisiana, where Subcontain’s semi-underground system aims to modernize disposal methods. Sponsored by Subcontain, this initiative highlights both convenience and efficiency in local waste management.

Aspen’s Best E-Bikes is making moves—literally. The shop, known for its exclusive e-bike rentals and sales, has expanded its fleet and relocated to 409 South Hunter Street, offering locals and visitors easier access to electric transportation.

A new report from the TurfMutt Foundation underscores the power of well-maintained green spaces to keep communities cool, clean, and safe during summer’s toughest months. By highlighting how managed landscapes protect the environment, the article suggests that thoughtful lawn care practices can transform the way we handle extreme seasonal temperatures.

Newport State Park is in the midst of a forest recovery, demonstrating the enduring power of natural renewal. According to master naturalist Maureen Flatley, “Nature knows how to respond to nature,” underscoring the steady, patient pace at which the park’s trees are regaining their strength.

Over four decades of cleanup efforts have yet to clear the Chesapeake Bay’s waters of algae blooms, low oxygen levels, and declining oyster populations. Some believe a more sweeping, “whole watershed” strategy might finally reverse these entrenched environmental challenges.

Seafood Expo Asia/Seafood Processing Asia, set for 2–4 September 2026 in Singapore, will highlight developments in AI, sustainability, aquaculture, and consumer trust. Organized by Diversified, the free-to-attend expo marks its fourteenth edition, offering vital insights into the evolving world of seafood production and processing.

A June 11 visit to Sedalia, Missouri, revealed new insights into a multi-year fertilization project on tall fescue. Researchers have been studying a novel endophyte stand from 2019 to 2023, and their latest observations could inform how future pasture management evolves.

The 29th Annual Festival of Birds in Detroit Lakes has once again brought people together to celebrate the richness of local birdlife. This letter, published in the Detroit Lakes Tribune, expresses heartfelt enthusiasm and gratitude for the opportunity to speak at this longstanding event.

A historic sewage spill along the Chesapeake Bay may undermine decades of work to restore its oyster population. As climate factors intensify pollution impacts, environmental stewards and local communities worry about a devastating setback for this critical coastal ecosystem.

Three Big Island men are faced with potential fines after allegedly taking 4,000 ‘opihi from the Ka‘ūpūlehu Marine Reserve on September 18, 2025. The Department of Land and Natural Resources is leading the enforcement, spotlighting the urgent need to protect Hawai‘i’s fragile coastal ecosystems.

The Global Sustainability Awards 2025 are fast approaching, with only two weeks left for organizations and individuals to submit their entries before the 29 June 2026 cutoff. This high-profile event in London on 15 June 2026 draws attention to global environmental efforts.

A recent piece titled “Behind the Product: What Sustainability Looks Like in Beauty Development” provides a glimpse into eco-friendly initiatives in the beauty sector. Though the full text is exclusive to paid plans, its focus on environmental considerations speaks to a growing interest in conscientious beauty practices.

Mark Scott fell in love with purple martins while watching a bustling colony across from his aunt’s house in Lynchburg. Today, he shares that passion with others, highlighting the birds’ enchanting calls and the importance of preserving their homes.

In a bid to confront the realities of climate change, Acadia National Park is undertaking its largest-ever restoration project at the Great Meadow. The 116-acre wetland, situated near Bar Harbor’s Park Loop Road, stands at the forefront of the park’s environmental stewardship efforts.