A new study says that the planet’s wildlife is increasingly under the boot of humanity.

A database of 10,000 bird species shows how measurements of wings, beaks and tails can predict a species’ role in an ecosystem.

The results of an 18-year study of Atlantic tarpon by scientists at the University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science revealed that these large silvery fish take extensive seasonal migrations—1,000s of kilometers in distance—beyond U.S. borders.

Crop production in Britain will fall dramatically if climate change causes the collapse of a vital pattern of ocean currents, new research suggests.

This research is important to protect the Everglades Agricultural Area, which plays a large role in Florida’s agriculture economy.

Weather prediction is essential to firefighting effort.

Sand dunes and outcrops add color and dimension across the Namib Sand Sea.

Skeiðarárjökull is known for flooding caused by volcanic eruptions underneath the ice.

Days after a 6.4-magnitude earthquake rocked Puerto Rico, followed by hundreds of aftershocks, the full extent of damage is only beginning to be realized.

Global warming, a major aspect of climate change, is already causing a wide range of negative impacts on many habitats of our planet.