In the Fall 2025 edition of the Environmental Monitor, we highlight the importance of data collection and informed decision-making in habitat restoration and conservation efforts across the world.

From fish in Northwest Arkansas springs to orcas in New Zealand, this latest edition features stories from researchers who use environmental data to initiate, evaluate, and improve habitat restoration efforts in the smallest of streams to the world’s largest oceans.

Featuring stories from science professionals dedicated to studying ecosystems of all sizes, these long-term monitoring projects collect critical data that kickstart initiatives to protect vulnerable ecosystems and wildlife that are on the brink of collapse.

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The digital edition of the Fall 2025 magazine can be downloaded here.