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Bride's Guide to Green Weddings

Planning a green wedding but at a loss for ideas? Try these tips.

By Michele Wilson Berger
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Conservation
Keeping Tabs on a City’s Trees

One forester shows what it means to protect living, breathing trees in the urban environment.

By Ryan Schoeck
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Nature
Return of the Wolf

A close encounter with one of Yellowstone’s gray wolves.

By Douglas W. Smith and Gary Ferguson
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Birds
One Man Sets Out to Make El Salvador a Birding Destination

An overlooked Central American country could draw birders with the help of an avian crusader.

By Rachel Nuwer
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Climate
Climate Change Spurs Remarkable Melting in Greenland

Researchers zero in on a landscape that offers chilling lessons on global warming.

Photography by Nick Cobbing/Text by Andrew Lawler
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Two Months on the Appalachian Trail

One hiker’s experience on the northernmost section of the East’s famous footpath.

By Jesse Greenspan
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Birds

Studying pigeon diversity could shed light on how various traits have evolved in wild birds....
By Alisa Opar
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Nature

One giraffe sustains a bevy of life, from lions and vultures to dung beetles and grass.
By Bernd Heinrich
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Climate

A growing group of Texans is speaking out against the proposed TransCanada pipeline. 
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Birds

Ziplining gives thrill seekers a new perspective on their favorite birds.
By Jennifer Bogo/Photography by Jeff Hutchens
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Nature

Phony wildlife photography is giving people a warped view of nature.
By Ted Williams
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Conservation

Though DDT was banned in the U.S., it’s still used in some places. 
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Birds

A new era in ornithology is revealing the secrets of many species’ migratory journeys.
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Conservation

Saving grassland birds and a 174-year-old farm in New York. 
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Birds

Unraveling the mysteries of bird duets in Puerto Rico's mountainous rainforests.
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A historian shows the extent to which John Kennedy defended Rachel Carson’s work.
By Douglas Brinkley/Illustration by Joe Ciardiello
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Parahawking is drawing adventurers and fostering a new breed of conservationist. 
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An amateur birder learns how to locate owls, using scientific techniques. 
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Ten fun facts about smell, including one about great white sharks. 
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Audubon's 2012 Women in Conservation honorees bring diverse experience to environmentalism.
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