A new book looks at the history of the conservation movement’s key figures. Plus, human activity is responsible for the sharp decline in North Atlantic right whales.

A volcanologist explains the Caribbean’s recent explosion. Plus, trying to estimate dino populations. And the SciFri Book Club kicks off its exploration of endangered foods.

Computer scientists create an algorithm that can watch a silent piano performance and play human-sounding music. Plus, a daring rescue of giraffes stranded after a flood in Kenya. 

What does the future look like for Long COVID patients? Plus, frontline Sikh truckers lack access to essential COVID-19 information. California health agencies are trying to change that.

A look at the pollinating ‘personalities’ of insects. Then, some tips for first-time beekeepers. And using crowdsourced data to examine the effects of pesticides on pollinators.

Intriguing results from the LHC have some theoretical physicists eyeing what might lie beyond the Standard Model. Then, what if a change in diet could cattle produce less methane? 

We look at effects of climate change on springtime—from allergy season to flower coloration. Plus, the intersection of housing law with the COVID pandemic.

Why microaggressions are no small matter, and how discrimination can affect those who witness it. Plus, compounds in tick saliva can reveal how they can break down animal defenses.

It all started with a falling out between two famous psychologists.