Wetlands

Linked to the biblical Garden of Eden, the Mesopotamian marshes—and their people—have endured decades of environmental destruction.

At Orlando Wetlands Park, water goes for a ride—through a natural filtration process—and attracts birds, gators, and more.

But its complex Aboriginal Australian origins have today been commodified and suppressed.

Striking work by photographer Richard Mosse shows how merging art and technology can cut through dry data.

One man hopes to turn the wolfish cryptid into a mascot for saving the state's imperiled wetlands.

An ambitious wetlands restoration project attempts to balance a return to the area's ecological past and the realities of a changing future.

Carla Sassi is helping to develop new ways to save the country's animals from peril.