ArticleCOVERED IN SCARS:
WHALE FAMILY REVEALS THE SCALE OF A SPECIES IN CRISIS
This Wild Earth
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ArticleFROZEN IN TIME:
THE SCIENTISTS WHO REFUSE TO LET EXTINCTION BE THE FINAL WORD
ArticleTOO HOT TO HATCH:
RACING TO SAVE THE EGGS AFRICA'S PENGUINS LEFT BEHIND
ArticleA DELAYED DISASTER:
WHY PLANTING MORE TREES ISN'T ALWAYS THE ANSWER
ArticleFEAR GONE SILENT:
THE COLLAPSE THAT TRANSFORMED THE OCEAN FLOOR
Article1 OF 90
In some regions, oceanic manta ray populations have declined by more than 90%. To highlight the issue, artist Graham Kearney will release a limited edition run of 90 prints inspired by one of the ocean’s most graceful giants. Driven by the...
ArticleA NOTE FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Working on this edition brought a striking realisation into focus: In wildlife trafficking, scale offers no protection. The largest animals can be taken for the smallest reasons: a fin, a tooth, a strip of hide. Entire lives lost for...