Rüppell's Vultures: Not Pretty, But They Get the Job Done You don't miss scavengers until no one's around to eat the carrion By Sara Novak April 12, 2022 In this story: animals
Researchers Are Using eDNA to Track Lynx, Wolverines, and More Environmental DNA in snow tracks can help conservationists find and study rare carnivores By Sierra Cistone February 21, 2022 In this story: science, animals
Born to Bee Wild A new photo book looks at the secret lives of wild honeybees By Heather Smith February 14, 2022 In this story: insects, animals, science, forests, photography
The Best (and the Weirdest) Nature Films From Sundance Three nature films to look out for in 2022 By Heather Smith January 30, 2022 In this story: film, animals, wildlife, entertainment, science
As “Ghost Owls” Approach Literal Ghosthood, So Do We As farms disappear, Iowa becomes less habitable for our longtime neighbor the barn owl By Brendan Curtinrich February 2, 2022 In this story: wildlife
How Do Ocean Wind Turbines Affect Wildlife? If a bird encounters a wind turbine at sea, will it fly around it? By Jared Brey January 21, 2022 In this story: offshore wind, clean energy, birds
Extinction Is Looming. Everyone's Fighting. New rules are coming for the lobster Industry. Will they save the right whale? By Abe Musselman January 16, 2022 In this story: whales, oceans, endangered species
Inside the Legacy of Old Ephraim and “Outlaw Animals" Carnivores aren’t welcome in the West, but their ghosts are By Riley Black January 12, 2022 In this story: wildlife
Biruté Mary Galdikas Knows Orangutans The renowned researcher has spent her life studying the primates By Jessica Myers January 8, 2022 In this story: animals
Gray Wolves Spent a Year in the Crosshairs The animal no longer enjoys protections under the Endangered Species Act By Juliet Grable December 28, 2021 In this story: endangered species