Reviving floodplain wetlands slashes carbon emissions by 39% and restores critical ecosystem functions in one year—without ...

Zimbabwe is putting final touches to preparations for the 15th Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands (COP15) which will take place in Victoria Falls from 23 to 31 ...

The global destruction of wetlands, which support fisheries, agriculture and flood control, may mean the loss of $39 trillion ...

A major new report released July 15th warns that wetlands, among the world’s most valuable yet most threatened ecosystems, ...

While casual visitors might not know it, Kawuneeche Valley on the west side of Rocky Mountain National Park was once a ...

The lawsuit, filed by the Center for Biological Diversity, alleges the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service violated the Endangered ...

Las Arenitas is an artificial oasis that recycles used water from the border city of Mexicali to regenerate ecosystems in the Colorado River delta.

Wetlands are critical to people and nature, given the intrinsic value of these ecosystems, and their benefits and services, including their environmental, climate, ecological, social, economic ...

Wetlands don't just protect the natural environment. They're part of the business ecosystem, too. Commentary: From tourism to storm damage mitigation, wetlands boost New York's economy.

A massive fire is ripping through a protected wetland in New Zealand, threatening its delicate ecosystem and the rare species that live there – some found nowhere else on Earth.

Sediment accumulates behind the obstructions, sometimes transforming an upstream pool into a wetland and eventually a meadow. But nature’s randomness means beaver dams or analogs can fail.