Nick Clark

After failed attempts to create marine-protected zones in the pristine Antarctic, a new hope might be on the horizon.

We should not be asking how much more we can take from the planet, but how much more can the planet take?

World leaders must ensure their words and promises turn into actions that protect biodiversity and the planet.

As Arctic ice shrinks to near-record-minimum, China’s plan to reach carbon neutrality provides a rare glimmer of hope.

With record-breaking wildfires in the US and Brazil, and Greenland’s ice shelf breaking up, where do we find hope?

How a culture and history of resilience is inspiring Pacific islanders in their fight against cyclones and rising seas.

Rewilding is not about restoring the past, but about proactively seeking solutions for a world in environmental crisis.

Ancient redwood trees have adapted to survive forest fires, but how will they hold up to climate change?

Indian Ocean accident could hint at future challenges for the Arctic, where warming seas open up new shipping routes.

As mountain gorillas number more than 1,000 and India’s tiger populations rebound, recovery efforts reap their rewards.