This is an interesting article on rewilding declining agricultural spaces in rural Europe. As much of the farmland of Spain, Romania, Portugal, and other nations suffer severe population declines (as they have in part of the U.S.), some environmentalists are attempting to "rewild" them by...
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Well, this probably ain't good: Research from University of Maryland, published yesterday in the journal Global Change Biology, shows that the predictions by scientists that some animals will deal with.
Happy 25th Anniversary to the Exxon Valdez oil spill. Those were some good times. What did biologists discover from it? That the oil industry is horrible for wildlife: Scientists had.
If you are like me, you watched a lot of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom as a child. Why I thought of this tonight for the first time in years, who knows.
I used to think opossums were kind of nasty. It's not their fault, they are just kind of ugly. Then I was walking on the campus of the University of.
The situation for rhinos in southern Africa is grim indeed.
A rundown of animals officially declared extinct in 2013 and how they reached their end.
In comments yesterday, duck-billed placelot pointed me to a truly terrifying story. Basically all the starfish in the northern Pacific are disintegrating. It’s normal for a tiny portion of starfish.
The West has reinvigorated its war on wolves and the Obama Administration has sadly capitulated to Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming, in what is yet another example of its poor policy.
Good times in Hawaii: This "odd animal sighting" could be bad news for Hawaii's native wildlife: a five-foot long boa contrictor recently ended up as roadkill along Hawaii's Pali Highway. The thing that makes this odd is that it should be impossible to run over...
Goodbye to the western black rhino.
Once again, humans are a disaster for almost every other species on the planet.