EDF Voices: Ecosystems

On International Polar Bear Day, learn how environmental challenges facing the polar bear also touch on international commerce and morality.

A 2006 report on the decline of oceans' health resurfaces on social media, prompting a new discussion on overfishing and sustainable fisheries management.

Removing some dead trees can generate much needed revenue to stimulate restoration and generate new growth.

As Mardi Gras celebrations get underway later this week, learn how scientists are planning to put America's greatest river to work saving Louisiana's coastal wetlands.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announces “Climate Hubs” to address the impact of extreme weather.

We are working to craft a rule that will tap California's carbon market to offer indigenous and forest-dwelling communities in the Amazon incentives for ecosystem protection.

New mapping tools use satellite images covering a 28-year period to dramatically illustrate how Earth is changing.

The mighty Colorado is not simply infrastructure for water delivery. It is the lifeline of the American West.

A friend reflects on the profound and far-reaching consequences of Chico's life and death.

When deciding how we’ll meet our food needs, we cannot pit agricultural productivity and environmental resilience against each other.