Photographer Jeannot Kuenzel trains his lens on the ocean's unseen: most of his subjects are less than ten millimetres long, about the same length as two grains of rice.

Every day, the news is filled with stories about coral bleaching, but what exactly is it and why is it getting so much worse?

A new study highlights how achieving the Paris Agreement-global warming of no more than 1.5º Celsius over pre-industrial levels

Inspired by his childhood in Hawaii, he has protected more waters than any of his predecessors—even George W. Bush, who was no slouch. 

Conservation photojournalist Paul Hilton is on board the Greenpeace Rainbow Warrior as part of its Pacific tour to document the out of control tuna fishing industry

Temperatures near the North Pole have risen above freezing in the latest sign of the “sudden” and “very serious” changes to the Earth’s climate. The US Weather Channel reported that at least five buoys near the pole had recorded temperatures...

We can’t go on ignoring inequality, because we have the means to destroy our world but not to escape it

Six Resolutions for Your Blended Family It’s that time of year again for resolutions. The New Year always comes with big bold declarations for personal achievement in the areas of physical wellbeing, career growth, development, family and...

Off the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula lies Cabo Pulmo, a small national park that holds a big distinction. In just 10 years, the park’s biomass of fish — the combined weight of all fish species — increased by 463 percent, the largest increase...

As 2017 begins, let me remember that beneath the frenetic activiity that will characterise much of my time this year, is the stillness of nature that moves at its own pace, much slower than mine. Within the stillness is also intelligence, the...