National parks are a national treasure
The present-day national park system includes 422 areas covering 85 million acres across the fifty states plus American territories.
Animal instincts could be inherited expert knowledge
Thinking about instinct.
Regulators delay Dungeness Crab season
Wildlife officials are afraid that the crabbers’ nets may ensnare migrating marine life.
Threat to woodlands heightened as “jumping worms” leap onto scene
These jumping worms are a species of earthworms that are voraciously devouring protective forest leaf litter and leaving behind bare, denuded soil.
Nuclear power provides clean energy that works
Clean, safe, efficient, affordable power that scales.
Amphibians face a pandemic of their own
A type of fungus is causing skin diseases in amphibians, which can lead to what are essentially heart attacks for these creatures.
Researchers confirm two new species of Australian gliders
Gliders are small marsupials that can jump incredibly far distances. Membranes in the creature’s limbs allow it to glide while in the air.
China makes efforts to revive endangered Pangolins
Pangolins, interestingly, are the only mammal in the world that have scales. They traditionally live in flatland forests and wetter climates. They are also the most trafficked mammal in the world.
A drug lord’s exotic animals are helping Colombia’s environment
“Say hello to my little…hippo?”
Awoo, Gray Wolves of Denver!
The Gray Wolf is coming back to Colorado.
