Articles

• Looking at ecosystem-based management 'on the ground'
• Sewage solutions
• A standard approach to monitoring dam removal
• Ecosystem-based management: moving from concept to practice
• "Test tubes" for ecosystem-based management
• Climate changes everything: Ecosystem-based management in the sea
• Conserving marine habitats into the future
• Do salt marshes serve as fish nurseries?
• Shoreland buffers to protect wildlife
• A convergence of science, technology and policy promises a new view of the Gulf
• Salt marsh restoration: What ecologists are discovering
• Mapping the undersea landscape
• The space between: Lying at the edge of land and water, riparian habitats play a crucial role in the ecosystem

National Wildlife Articles

• Major player: Long overlooked by forest managers, the flying squirrel is now emerging as an animal that is critical to the health of certain woodlands
• Natural inquiries: Though harmless to people, the tarantula inspires both passion and terror
• Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide: In the Channel Islands off California, a powerful winged predator is causing big trouble for a little fox
• Phantoms of the deep: What are stingrays doing in a freshwater Florida spring? The answer is found in these ocean creatures’ unusual adaptations
• Spectacular conception: Deep within the Gulf of Mexico, an annual nighttime spectacle is providing scientists with new clues to coral conservation
• When the red fox comes to town: As their numbers soar in suburbs, these catlike canines delight many homeowners, but sometimes pose a threat to rare species