Monthly Archives: July 2017

Why It’s Important to Save Our Seas’ Pristine Places – There’s growing evidence that preserving precious areas not only stops overfishing, it can lessen the impacts of climate change. As the oceans suffer from overfishing, pollution, and the mounting impacts … Continue reading →

Unlike gorillas and chimpanzees—fellow great apes that live in groups and can be followed and observed relatively easily—orangutans live mostly solitary lives. They spend nearly all their time in the treetops, they wander widely, and for the most part they … Continue reading →

A Warming Planet Jolts the Iconic Creatures of the Galápagos June 2017 National Geographic magazine. Suddenly Witman breaks the surface. “It’s beginning,” he tells me with a grimace. He grabs his video camera from the dive boat and disappears underwater … Continue reading →