We can’t see all the ways that climate change affects life underwater, but we can listen for it. “All marine animals use sound as their primary sense,” Kate Stafford explains. As an oceanographer, Stafford has devoted her career to studying the impact of climate change on the Arctic’s creatures t...

Orangutan means ‘person of the forest’ in Malay. These primates share a lot with humans - their DNA, traits, home, and now, a schooling system. A rise in deforestation in Borneo has resulted in many young orangutans being displaced, orphaned, and left without the knowledge required to navigate th...

A stove can be the difference between poor and good health. People in rural parts of Honduras rely on open wood fires which burn for approximately eight hours a day to cook their meals. But this practice requires constant wood consumption which causes respiratory problems. When Blake Lawrence’s f...