Nearly a million minutes of recorded sound suggest that paying people to protect forests can restore the complex acoustic signatures of biodiversity.

Smithsonian researcher Brian Gratwicke and colleagues describe how acoustic technology aided the remarkable rediscovery of four amphibian populations thought to have vanished from Panama’s mountain ...

In a small village on the outskirts of Chhattisgarh, residents are reporting an unusual and unnerving phenomenon—trees that laugh. According to locals, every night around midnight, the forest near ...

Modern conservation technology has one simple goal, even though achieving it is anything but simple: to spot a threat or threatened species instantly, right where it happens—even in places with no ...