An anthropologist spent two years studying care at chimpanzee sanctuaries in Cameroon. She left with a deeper appreciation of how human contact, though necessary to rehabilitate and heal rescued wildlife, can also leave lasting scars.
Evidence gathered in recent years shows that some ancient narratives contain remarkably reliable records of real events.
Chestnut trees provide a key insight into how people can prepare for the storms that are growing increasingly destructive as a result of climate change.
How do our societies change in the face of apocalypse, and what can we do to ensure our survival?
In today’s accelerating and overheating world, the gap between the people affected by change in local environments and the people in charge is growing ever wider.
In Costa Rica—and increasingly in other countries—sustainable agriculture is taking on new meaning and value due to climate change.