In the context of intensifying climate change impacts, there is fast-growing interest in the potential of nature-based solutions for mitigation and adaptation…

As anthropogenic climate change progresses, the Mediterranean Basin and other Mediterranean climate regions of the world are experiencing intensified and interacting risks…

Urban, suburban, and exurban land covers a large and rapidly growing footprint on our planet. Because human development has concentrated around waterways…

We talk to Carolina Ureta and colleagues, authors of the recent PLOS Climate publication “Regional risk shifts to monarch butterfly migration due to climate…

Concerns have been raised that several large-scale components of the Earth system may respond abruptly and potentially irreversibly to ongoing climate change…

As we approach the end of the year, we ask some of our editors to select their highlights from this year’s publications…

In this blog post, we speak to Prof. David Schoeman, PLOS Climate Section Editor for Ecology & Biogeochemistry. Could you tell us a bit…

Coral reefs are among our planet’s most complex and biodiverse ecosystems and play vital roles in social-ecological systems, but they are also…

We speak to Marcelo Ardón and colleagues about their recent PLOS Climate publication, “Coastal carbon sentinels: A decade of forest change along the eastern shore of the…

We speak to Wally Rich and colleagues about their recent PLOS Climate publication, “Widespread inconsistency in logger deployment methods in coral reef…