In the 1990s, a single moratorium announcement wiped out an entire industry, leaving 37,000 people unemployed overnight. The ecological collapse of the Canadian Grand Banks Cod Fisheries is the most famous historical example of a collapse in fish stocks [...]

Managers reintroduced wolves to Yellowstone National Park and central Idaho three decades ago this month --- January 14, 2025 by The Wildlife Society Managers reintroduced wolves to Yellowstone National Park and central Idaho three decades ago this month It’s been 30 years since [...]

With extreme weather on the rise, communities across the country are turning to ‘nature-based solutions’ such as restoring floodplains, planting trees, and creating natural areas that store stormwater to reduce risk … Read more The post Helping Communities Reduce Risk from [...]

Among New Guinea’s rainforest inhabitants is a group of birds called pitohuis, chatty songbirds that stand out for their loud, attractive songs. But there’s more to these birds than their songs: their poison. Pitohuis are among the few poisonous [...]

Populations remain healthy under most future climate and development projections --- January 13, 2025 by Joshua Rapp Learn Populations remain healthy under most future climate and development projections Pacific walrus harvest appears to be sustainable when it’s maintained at current levels. But that [...]

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — A rare bird was spotted in Ohio, being documented in the Buckeye State for potentially the very first time. The Ohio Division of Wildlife shared photos on social media of a lazuli bunting officials say was [...]