Wetlands play a vital role in regulating the global climate by storing carbon, yet their function may be quietly undermined by emerging pollutants.

Widespread US “ghost forests” haunt durability of carbon sinks, study warns; US clean energy subsidies must be followed by carbon pricing to achieve deep cuts st ...

New research from the University of Georgia provides evidence that the Okefenokee Swamp is hydrologically connected to a deep ...

The Ancient Geological Foundation That Made It All Possible The original Everglades are the product of the subtle interactions between a subtropical water regime, the unique rock substrate and the ...

While philanthropists who purchased property near Okefenokee neutralized recent threat to mine there, new evidence could ...

Forests and wetlands must be protected from encroachers. Everyone should be educated on the importance of preserving these natural resources. The country is experiencing devastating effects of climate ...

From single-family homes to apartments and assisted living communities, nothing is off the table when it comes to new ...

Part of the joy of hiking is the sense of exploration, so forget your usual trails and check out one of these lesser-known, ...

Over 50 Triassic coelacanth fossils of mawsoniid, found mislabeled in British museums, show these ancient fish thrived in ...

A student discovers the first dragonfly fossil from the age of the dinosaurs in Canada. Cordualadensa acorni lived 75 million ...

Updated PFS for the Johnny Lee Deposit and new Mineral Resource estimate for the nearby Lowry Deposit underline the high-grade underground copper ...

UGA researchers have found the Okefenokee is more closely tied to the vast aquifer beneath it, suggesting changes in or around the swamp could affect groundwater supplies.