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From Australia to Ontario, cities are taking up unnecessary stretches of concrete and asphalt, allowing nature to take hold in their place.

The blue crab is more than just food for indigenous Esmeraldas, who live on Ecuador's emerald coast. It's an intrinsic part of the culture – and these women are fighting to save it.

An army of reptilian bulldozers is helping a Galápagos island make an ecological comeback.

Boundaries for preserving fresh water, biodiversity and other planetary resources tighten when they must also protect people

The Power of Mama combat peatland fires while changing attitudes towards women.

Scientists finally understand why insects gather around light.

From bats and carnivorous plants to crocodiles and birds, nature is full of remarkable pairings that depend on each other to survive.

Can cooking with invasive species taste good?

Experts warn it's "boom time" for invasive species like the Asian hornet. But some native bee species are learning to fight back.

Data scientist Hannah Ritchie argues that planetary damage could be about to peak – but that the US election result could be "pivotal".