Reintroducing beavers to their native habitat is an important step towards solving the freshwater biodiversity crisis, according to experts at the University of Stirling.

NASA in cooperation with the U.S. Geological Survey is helping emergency planners in Southern California get a more complete picture of the increasing risk of coastal flooding by looking at the highest of tides —"king tides."

Gathering data on Washington state's west side fires may help determine risks for people who have built homes and communities near wooded areas.

When a ship grounds on coral reef, the accident can severely damage the reef and scatter countless small coral fragments onto the seafloor.

This summer, NOAA researchers are studying an unusual feature of Lake Huron: giant sinkholes.

The ocean is vast, and fish swim.

Many wild southern sea otters in California are infected with the parasite Toxoplasma gondii, yet the infection is fatal for only a fraction of sea otters, which has long puzzled the scientific community.

Logging in Melbourne's largest water catchment has led to a loss of water equivalent to the amount used by 250,000 people each year, new research from The Australian National University (ANU) shows.

The main source of carbonaceous matter in GIJM glacier was biomass burning during the study period.

Study provides compelling evidence that water regulates ecosystem feedback to climate warming at both temporal and spatial scales.