EDF Voices: Ecosystems

New scientific tools are helping determine the economic value of ecosystems.

How I learned to leave my yard -- or at least part of it -- alone.

A new report suggests farmers may be falling behind in the race to meet food demand from a growing world population.

A new paper highlights the unprecedented velocity of manmade climate change, and what it means for ecosystems.

In the Amazon, indigenous people are at the front line in the fight against climate change.

As a parent and conservation scientist, I want my child to grow up in a world with frogs that he can search out in the wild, on his own.

Even in an age of high-tech agriculture, farmers' ingenuity and enterprise still plays a major role.

In the great Colorado River Basin, which sprawls across seven states, the time has come for water managers, conservationists and Native Americans to devise a plan for sharing the region's water.

On a trip to Antarctica, evidence that even an icebound continent isn't immune to ravages of climate change.

A new study shows the devastating impact climate change will have on biodiversity around the world.