Our Endangered World • Focusing on making our world protected.

Hawaiian monk seals are some of the most endangered marine mammals on Earth. Their population sits at about 1,400 individuals, which is honestly not a lot. For decades, entanglement in marine debris—mostly old fishing gear and plastic trash swept in by North Pacific currents—has remained one of the most stubborn and preventable threats to their …

Artificial beachfront lighting disorients nesting sea turtles and hatchlings, drawing them away from the sea; compliant, shielded fixtures protect them.

Compostable packaging decomposes differently depending on conditions. Discover the key differences, temperature requirements, and certifications for composting.

Solar panels typically last 25 to 30 years before needing recycling. Learn how to safely recycle old rooftop solar panels and recover valuable materials.

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Dr. Patricia Galloway stood mesmerized as she watched a pod of orcas coordinate their hunting strategy off the coast of Norway. The whales moved with precision that seemed almost telepathic, their movements perfectly synchronized as they created a bait ball of herring. Years of studying animal communication had prepared her for complex behaviors, but witnessing …

Discover how diving tourism protects endangered marine species in 2025. Expert guide to conservation programs, volunteer opportunities, and responsible diving practices.

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Octopuses escape aquariums, crows use tools, elephants mourn their dead. Discover which animals outsmart humans and why it matters for conservation.

Without these tiny heroes, your morning coffee disappears. Your chocolate vanishes. Your favorite fruits become extinct. Pollinators power 577 billion dollars in global food production—yet they are vanishing fast. Here is how you can become their lifeline.