The jumping worm invasion may be less worrisome than it sounds By Ella Weaver / Published May 23, 2022
A killer fungus could help the US South fight back against insatiable ants By Philip Kiefer / Published March 29, 2022
Many Indigenous languages lack a word for ‘conservation.’ Here’s why. By Jessica Hernandez / Published January 24, 2022
Airborne animal DNA could help biologists track endangered species By Philip Kiefer / Published January 6, 2022
Need to fight invasive fish? Just introduce a scary robot By Charlotte Hu / Published December 17, 2021
Welcome to invasivorism, the boldest solution to ethical eating yet By Matt Hongoltz-Hetling / Published December 7, 2021
To help stop voracious tree-killing beetles, send in the Russian wasps By Philip Kiefer / Published December 6, 2021
The government is raising an army of parasitic wasps to fight invasive beetles By Kristine Grayson/The Conversation / Published August 30, 2021
Everything you need to know about the spotted lanternfly invasion By Frank A. Hale/The Conversation / Published July 31, 2021
Humans have become the biggest selection force in evolution By Lauren Leffer / Published June 11, 2021
Viagra could have been a groundbreaking cure for period cramps By PopSci Staff / Published June 9, 2021
A quarter of new invasive species were spotted by everyday citizen-scientists By Shaena Montanari / Published April 27, 2021
How scientists helped Alaska’s “Rat Island” shake off its namesake rodents By Ellie Shechet / Published March 10, 2021
Pablo Escobar’s hippos might be filling an ancient ecological niche By Grace Wade / Published March 9, 2021