Why Trees Won’t Save Us From Climate Change A subalpine forest in Colorado. Forests in the southwestern U.S. are expected to be among the hardest hit by climate change, according …
A tale of loyalty and betrayal, starring figs and wasps Fig trees and fig wasps are partners in life, but sometimes the trees betray their closest allies By Deepa Padmanaban …
A Guide to Digitized Natural History Collections By MICHAEL ROSTON A female eastern hercules beetle, Dynastes tityus. Credit Matt Reinbold Natural history museums around the world have been growing beyond …
Too Many Deer on the Road? Let Cougars Return, Study Says By JAMES GORMAN JULY 18, 2016 Cougars can kill hundreds of deer over the course of their lives, leading …
Ararinha-azul pode voltar à Caatinga em 2019 Este seria o ano da primeira soltura de animais de cativeiro na região de Curaçá (BA), segundo um plano anunciado ontem pelo MMA …
Angry Tweets Won’t Help African Lions By RICHARD CONNIFF Credit Angie Wang THE killing of Zimbabwe’s celebrated Cecil the Lion by a Minnesota dentist, on July 1 of last …
What to do if you find hurt or abandoned wildlife The do’s and don’ts of helping wild animals get the care they need. Jenn Savedge Would you know what to …
Climate change may soon diminish crop yields Max Carol Science CC BY-SA 2.0 Neil Palmer (CIAT) Rising temperatures are posing a threat to global food security. Selective breeding of crops …
Madison Kotack A Fleet of M&M-Shooting Drones Is the Black-Footed Ferret’s Last Hope Scott Osler/The Denver Post/Getty Images It’s not often you find yourself rooting for the weaselly masked …
Massive mangrove die-off on Gulf of Carpentaria worst in the world, says expert Climate change and El Niño the culprits, says Norm Duke, an expert in mangrove ecology, after seeing …