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This is what happens when feral cows take over a remote Alaskan island
Wildlife

This is what happens when feral cows take over a remote Alaskan island

By Jude Isabella/Hakai Magazine

Hands of a couple wearing engagement and wedding rings.
Sustainability

From labs to lookalikes: what you need to know about ‘sustainable’ diamonds

By Sara Kiley Watson

Schools of herring are filling a once-dead waterway
Fish

Schools of herring are filling a once-dead waterway

By Lauren Kaljur / Hakai Magazine

Soy sauce, cilantro, broth, and other umami foods on a pink and purple background
Science

What is umami? No, really.

By Elana Spivack

diver take a photo video upon colorful coral kapoposang indonesia scuba diving
Biology

Why ocean researchers want to create a global library of undersea sounds

By Charlotte Hu

These fossils could represent the oldest animals ever found
Animals

These fossils could represent the oldest animals ever found

By Kate Baggaley

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Engineering

The truth about carbon capture technology

By Charlotte Hu

Hawadax Island in Alaska
Animals

How scientists helped Alaska’s “Rat Island” shake off its namesake rodents

By Ellie Shechet

Maggots and algae could be the sustainable snacks of the future
Insects

Maggots and algae could be the sustainable snacks of the future

By Shaena Montanari

footprint in desert sand
Archaeology

Humans may have arrived in the Americas 15,000 years earlier than we thought

By Philip Kiefer

maple syrup
Projects

Make your own maple syrup without harming the trees

By Tim MacWelch/ Outdoor Life

Dungeness Crabs
Life Skills

14 wild edibles you can pull right out of the ocean

By Bob Mcnally/Field & Stream

Northern California’s coasts are turning into underwater deserts
Global Warming

Northern California’s coasts are turning into underwater deserts

By Ula Chrobak

A northern sea otter swims on its back in Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge.
Animals

A modest proposal for hunting sea otters

By Michael R. Shea/Field & Stream

Meet the ‘Oyster Wench’—a single mom fighting pollution with the power of clams and kelp
Ocean

Meet the ‘Oyster Wench’—a single mom fighting pollution with the power of clams and kelp

By Marlene Cimons

Your favorite pristine beach is founded on mass invertebrate death
Environment

Your favorite pristine beach is founded on mass invertebrate death

By Ula Chrobak

New global climate report shows we need to help our oceans help us
Global Warming

New global climate report shows we need to help our oceans help us

By Ula Chrobak

The complete guide to building a rooftop garden
Projects

The complete guide to building a rooftop garden

By Ryan Boysen

At the height of the Peruvian guano boom, people mined poop instead of gold
Birds

At the height of the Peruvian guano boom, people mined poop instead of gold

By Alice Outwater

sunflower star
Global Warming

What’s killing sea stars?

By Kat Eschner

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A virtual figure projected on the big presentation screen at the EssilorLuxottica SWITCH eye-care summit in Orlando in March 2026
Wearables

I went from Milan to Orlando to learn whether glasses can change your look and your outlook

By Tony Ware

Image of Crown Mountain in Canada with a red circle highlighting a stranded teen hiker in the far distance
AI

A teen used AI to plan a hiking route. It trapped him on a cliff.

By Andrew Paul

Artwork depicting feathered raptors scavenging a dead Albertosaurus
Dinosaurs

A baby tyrannosaur possibly cannibalized its dead relative

By Andrew Paul

An image of a squid taken at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, using light sheet microscopy.
Wildlife

Squid are covered in little hairs like the ones in your ear

By Margherita Bassi