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Arctic Oil: A Boon for Nest Predators Video
Dr. Steve Zack studies the impacts of energy development on the birds of Arctic Alaska.
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Steve Zack Climate Change Interview ©WCS

Climate Change in the Arctic

Dr. Steve Zack describes how eroding shorelines, early summers, and ice melt impact Arctic wildlife.

Pacific Fisher ©WCS

Tracking the Pacific Fisher

In California, WCS works with the Hoopa tribe to preserve the redwoods for an elusive forest mammal.

Irrawaddy Dolphin ©WCS

Irrawaddy Dolphins

WCS researchers in Asia are studying a remarkable group of river dolphins, and offer an up-close view.

Global Tiger Programs ©WCS

Global Tigers Programs

Tigers are in trouble, but Dr. Ullas Karanth and his team in India are finding smart ways to save them.

Fiji ©WCS

Fiji Marine Program

Surrounded by rich culture and marine life of Fiji, the WCS' marine program collaborates with local people to create marine protected areas.

Emma Stokes ©WCS

Gorilla Discovery in Northern Congo

WCS researcher Emma Stokes recounts the discovery of 125,000 gorillas in northern Congo.

House Calls ©WCS

House Calls at the End of the World

Wildlife veterinarian Marcela Uhart describes some of her patients on the coast of Argentina.

Indonesia ©WCS

Karimunjawa: Indonesia Marine Program

Teeming with vibrant biodiversity, the undersea world of Indonesia's Javan coral reefs and coastal habitats are a critical landscape which WCS works to protect.

Leatherback Turtle ©WCS

Ocean Giants: Leatherback Sea Turtles

WCS scientist Howard Rosenbaum explains the fragile world of the ocean’s ancient mariners.

Teshekpuk ©WCS

Teshekpuk, Alaska

Alaska's northern coastal plain is the home to millions of migratory bird species.

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