Home›ArticlesCategoryArticles42 entries. Click any to see everything it connects to.BrowseCompareCompare At A Past YearEnter a year to compare these entries as the atlas records them at that moment. Leave it empty for the present. A year before the common era is entered with a minus sign, so 44 BCE is minus 44.Show This YearSelect all 42A Century of Fighting Fire: Suppression and the SequoiaArticles2 linksA Marine Mammal That Hunts From the IceArticles2 linksA Population Nobody Has Ever Actually CountedArticles2 linksA Wingspan Built for Foraging Chaparral and CoastArticles2 linksAurora: How the Magnetic Field of the Earth Paints the SkyArticles2 linksCharting a River Inside the Ocean: Franklin Gulf Stream MapArticles2 linksCoast Redwood: The Tallest Living Things on EarthArticles2 linksEight Colonies to a Hundred and Twenty Seven: Yellowstone's Beaver CountArticles2 linksEighty Percent of a Depth Nobody Can See Into, GlowingArticles2 linksEndangered on Paper, Not in the Grove: A Scientist's DissentArticles2 linksExtreme Tides: The Bay of Fundy and the Limits of the OrdinaryArticles2 linksFrom Two Thousand to a Keystone: The Sea Otter's RecoveryArticles2 linksFynbos: How South Africa's Smallest Floral Kingdom Became Its RichestArticles2 linksHow the Daintree Earned Its Place on the World Heritage ListArticles2 linksHow Twenty-Four Countries and the EU Agreed to Leave a Sea AloneArticles2 linksKicked Out at Two: Why Young Male Lions Have to LeaveArticles2 linksLake Baikal: Twenty Five Million Years in One Rift ValleyArticles2 linksLiving With the Monsoon: Agriculture, Flood and a Billion LivesArticles2 linksMangrove Forest: Trees That Grow With Their Roots in the SeaArticles2 linksNot One Wetland But Five, All Sharing a NameArticles2 linksOcean Currents: The Planet Slow, Endless ConveyorArticles2 linksSavanna: The Grassland That Rain Builds, Not HeatArticles2 linksThe Daintree: A Rainforest Older Than Flowering Plants ThemselvesArticles2 linksThe Dunes That Taught Ecology to Read Space as TimeArticles2 linksThe Filter Nobody Built: What a Wetland Actually DoesArticles2 linksThe Keystone Species That Builds Its Own EcosystemArticles2 linksThe Monsoon: How Ocean and Land Trade Places Every YearArticles2 linksThe Nerpa's Puzzle: A Seal a Thousand Miles from Any SeaArticles2 linksThe Only Cat in This Atlas That Lives in a Family GroupArticles2 linksThe Pink Dolphin of the AmazonArticles2 linksThe Protea, the Sunbird and the Fire: Fynbos's Coevolved PartnersArticles2 linksThe Ross Sea: Called by Scientists the Last OceanArticles2 linksThe Sea Otter and the Kelp Forest It Holds TogetherArticles2 linksTides: The Moon, the Sun and the Rhythm of the SeaArticles2 linksTwenty Six Thousand Bears, Counted as Nineteen Separate PopulationsArticles2 linksTwenty-Two Birds: How the California Condor Came Back from the EdgeArticles2 linksTwo Kinds of Starting Over: Primary and Secondary SuccessionArticles2 linksWatching the Northern Lights: Myth, Storms and the Modern ForecastArticles2 linksWhere NOAA Says the Ocean Actually Gets DeepArticles2 linksWhy Cold, Not Heat, Draws the Line Around the World's MangrovesArticles2 linksWhy the Serengeti Was Never Really GrasslandArticles2 linksWildfire as Ecology: The Process Some Forests Cannot Live WithoutArticles2 links