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Lands & Waters: Wildlife

Zoo Exhibit Offers Free Admission to People Named 'Wolf'

By Jules Zucker June 5, 2015
In this story: wildlife, wolves, animals, education
gray wolf

The Paradox of "H is for Hawk"

By Naomi J. Williams June 5, 2015
In this story: books, birds, wildlife, animals
H Is for Hawk, by Helen Macdonald

Orphaned Grizzly Cubs to Remain in the Wild

By Jules Zucker June 4, 2015
In this story: wilderness, forests, wildlife, endangered species, animals
grizzly bears

Kissed by a Rhino

June 4, 2015
In this story: wildlife, animals, rhinos
John Kamara tends to an endangered black rhinoceros at Kenya's Lewa Wildlife Conservancy.

Two Months of Environmental News, One Page

By Paul Rauber June 4, 2015
In this story: science, wildlife, climate change
On March 24, Hope Bay, Antarctica, registers a temperature of 63.5*F, the highest ever recorded on that continent.

Deer, Bunny, or Something Else?

A mythic creature roams the pampas
By Phalon Joy Evergreen June 3, 2015
In this story: endangered species, wildlife, animals
The Patagonian mara is "near-threatened" in Argentina.

Rub Elbows With Gorillas at Uganda’s Mount Gahinga Lodge

At Mount Gahinga Lodge, enjoy sunrise over a volcano panorama, learn native traditions, and see animals in their element
By Adrienne Jordan June 3, 2015
In this story: wildlife, travel, bucket list, adventure
At Mount Gahinga Lodge, enjoy sunrise over a volcano panorama, learn native traditions, and see animals in their element

Survive a Grizzly Bear Encounter

By Jill K. Robinson June 3, 2015
In this story: grizzlies, survival tips, wildlife, wilderness, animals
"You are in bear country," warned the Trail map in Alberta, Canada's Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park. "Make plenty of noise when approaching blind corners or dense Shrubs." That didn't stop me from biking through the mountains alone. I was lucky I d

Kayak Florida's Forgotten Coast

By Conor Mihell June 3, 2015
In this story: travel, kayaking, wildlife, adventure, wilderness
Conor Mihell paddling past the limestone of Rock Island, on the Big Bend Saltwater Trail, Florida

Hey Mr. Green, How Many Birds Die From Flying Near Wind Turbines?

By Bob Schildgen May 29, 2015
In this story: birds, wind, wildlife, clean energy,
How many birds die from flying near wind turbines?
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