Sunscreens are increasingly present in the ocean, but much about their impact on marine life remains poorly understood.

The Eurasian otter, a species once believed to be nearly extinct in Kashmir's Gurez Valley, has made a surprising return.

The chemicals found in sunscreens are becoming an increasing presence in our ocean. But there are still significant gaps in ...

Connecticut awarded $400,000 to 12 projects that will reduce the impacts of aquatic invasive species on inland waters in the ...

In a world where natural habitats, unhindered by human interference, are rapidly shrinking, wetlands serve as laboratories of study—of ecosystems, conservation and climate resilience ...

One major New Jersey water supplier is telling residents that their water is safe to drink, but don't be surprised if you notice a salty flavor.

Extraordinary wildlife destinations from around the world that you must add to your bucket list, including the Great Migration in the Serengeti, mountain gorillas in Rwanda and the Great Barrier Reef ...

What happens when a team of scientists and local Awajún guides go on a 38-day trip into the Alto Mayo region of Peru? Over ...

The police and prosecutors have yet to target the officials who issued building use permits and maritime ownership rights in ...

A new study highlights gaps in research on sunscreen chemicals in oceans. UV filters, found in personal care and industrial ...

Displaying the imagery of snakes preying on other snakes, the article delves into the phenomenon of ophiophagus species.

Rep. Brian Raymund Yamsuan of Bicol Saro party-list group expressed confidence that the newly appointed national director of ...