A bunch of pregnant giant devil rays in fishing nets indicate a previously unknown birthing zone in the Gulf of California.

On this podcast episode, an expert breaks down the potential environmental hazards stemming from China's massive One Belt, One Road Initiative.

Evidence that the seals in Alaska's Iliamna Lake are one of a kind could prevent a controversial mining project from going forward.

Bumphead parrotfish poop helps clarify the relationship between the fish and the reefs they call home.

When it comes to living in a warming world, ocean creatures have it worse than land animals.

Half of the bumble bee species in a new study have seen a more than 50 percent decline in population and distribution. It's worst for picky pollinators.

A new way to track endangered species uses bits of DNA in things like feces and saliva. "It's CSI meets conservation biology."

Scientists looked at 400,000 camera-trap photos and observations of tropical mammals to see how they react to climate change.

"The high elevation zone you love to hike around in, and streams that you love to go fishing in, and places that you look to as your refuge for solace are changing."

When people leave lights on at night, birds get disoriented and send calls to other birds that may lead them to their deaths.