Warren Cornwall is a journalist who focuses on environmental and science topics. He writes for Anthropocene Magazine and his work has also appeared in Nautilus Magazine. Warren's articles cover a wide range of subjects, including biodiversity, climate change, conservation, and the intersection of technology and the environment.
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By: Warren Cornwall
A Wyoming experiment reveals the way sounds of outdoor recreation affect wildlife, and the potential benefits of traveling quietly.
By: Warren Cornwall
An analysis for more than 10,000 protected areas found simultaneous progress in both conservation and economic development in about half.
By: Warren Cornwall
New research finds that planted mangrove forests can capture 75% as much carbon as natural forests.
A new study focused on protecting pollinator diversity found that semi-natural habitats play a more important role than pesticide use in rice fields.
By: Warren Cornwall
An experimental forest in Borneo reveals an ecosystem changes most when logged a little and a lot.
By: Warren Cornwall
Frigid corners of the Moon could provide an ideal place to store cells from virtually every species on Earth.
By: Warren Cornwall
Loss of vultures due to accidental poisoning resulted in more than 100,000 human deaths per year in India.
By: Warren Cornwall
Much of the continent could be "rewilded," but a lot of that land isn't protected, scientists find.
New research finds the danger of overfishing is being understated by scientists advising policymakers.
By: Warren Cornwall
New research finds strong links between the arrival of white-nose syndrome, increased insecticide use, and higher infant mortality.
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