Plans to Spend Over $1 Billion to Shoot 450,000 American Owls to Proceed After Senate Vote
Story at a glance… A recent Senate vote failed to reject a Fish and Wildlife Service cull of up…
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Marshall Islands Experience Explosion of Wildlife One Year After Invasive Rats Were Removed
Two small islets crucial to the resiliency of the local environment in the Marshall Islands Republic are witnessing a…
There Is No 6th Mass Extinction Event Taking Place, in Fact Conservation Is Working Worldwide
The narrative that Earth is experiencing a sixth mass extinction event in fundamentally flawed, and is pushed through an…
Asia’s Extraordinary Jumping Bird Now Thriving in Captivity—a Hopeful Halt to Population Slide
An endangered bird famous for its elaborate leaping courtship displays is being reared in a special facility where the…
What Scientists Hear May Prove More Valuable for Conservation than What They See—the Field of Bioacoustics
A field of science known as bioacoustic conservation has really surged forward in the last decade, with dozens of…
Rarest-of-the-Rarest Dinosaur Fossil is a Cretaceous Era Still Life of Oviraptor and 24 Eggs
An international team of paleontologists has unearthed the latest fossil in what could be described as a 4-decade-long conveyor…