There is a way forward, but UBC's Kai Chain says we must address several inconvenient truths.

The report doesn't account for how much land climate change could make unfarmable.

A paper co-authored by a University of Saskatchewan professor found finds that chinstrap penguin populations have declined because their food source is decreasing.

The Sumatran rhino, the smallest of five rhinoceros species, once roamed across Asia as far as India, but its numbers have shrunk drastically due to deforestation and poaching.

Macrobdella mimicas has three muscular jaws and each one is lined with between 56 and 59 teeth — totalling approximately 200 teeth in total.

For more than 50 years, Lorne Scott has made it his mission to support local bird populations in Saskatchewan’s grasslands despite declining populations.

The paper discusses a doomsday scenario for climate change in order to present it as a security issue rather than just an environmental one.

A global sustainable economy is achievable, but Canadians need to demand and participate in change, says UBC's Kai Chan.

Oak Hammock Interpretive Centre offers an in-depth look into what biodiversity is to visitors on Victoria Day.

More than one million species of plants and animals are facing extinction, the report says.