photo essay

Late-season salmon runs are still meeting a grizzly fate, even after the bears are supposed to be headed for their winter sleep

Landing the winning photograph took detective work, patience, technical planning—and some agility, too

A new exhibit chronicles the environmental movement from the 1960s to today

In Northern Ireland, sparks between Catholics and Protestants are still everywhere, alight

’It’s like a fantasy world,’ says photographer Sarah Anne Johnson

Text and photographs by Quebec bureau chief Martin Patriquin

Flood for thought: The world’s poorest countries are suffering the outsize impact of climate change. Gideon Mendel provides a sea-level view

See why conservationists want protection for the Great Bear Sea, one of the world’s most spectacular marine biosystems

Blasted by 100 km/h winds and repeatedly knocked down, Dave Sandford kept coming back to Lake Erie

Steven Hirsch spent years capturing abstract images of Brooklyn’s toxic Gowanus Canal—tracing 146 years of industrial waste