Irina Zhorov

The red knots stop for nourishment along the Delaware Bay on their annual journey from Chile to the Arctic.

Communities along Canada’s western coast combine conservation and tourism to create jobs that line up with their cultural values.

A team of glaziers recently lifted the glass off the gorilla display for renovations — to a round of applause from museum employees.

A Rutgers University study says New Jersey’s water needs could actually diminish, despite population growth, if citizens and utility systems invest in conservation.

We reintroduce animals to their native habitat as part of an impulse to re-create “wilderness” — a place untouched by man. The result is more like the feeling of wilderness.

The study looked at decades of streamwater data at U.S. Geological Survey monitoring sites.

After a coal-fired power plant in Pennsylvania closed, early-life health outcomes improved for babies across the border, in New Jersey.

Much of the tidal marshland in New Jersey’s Barnegat Bay has been destroyed, but the remaining 26,000 acres provide important filtering for the ecosystem.

Hurricane Sandy caused $37 billion of damage in New Jersey. But what if municipal leaders could have better anticipated the storm damage?

First Nations communities in British Columbia are training indigenous people to manage local natural resources.

U.S. church congregations are shrinking, and members who leave often cite ‘science’ as one of the reasons. Some churches are engaging with science to stay relevant.

The Environmental Protection Agency's Administrator, Scott Pruitt, has issued a new policy restricting who can serve on the agency's advisory boards.