How the Return of Wolves to Yellowstone Helped Aspen Trees Thrive
A new study shows that reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone sparked a massive comeback for aspen saplings.
A new study shows that reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone sparked a massive comeback for aspen saplings.
A hammerhead spends a lot of time and energy trying to binge-eat other big sharks. Here's why it pays off.
A rare gecko once thought to be lost is making a comeback in the Galápagos.
EDDMapS’s database has more than 9 million records of invasive species. See which ones hit close to home.
Firefly populations have been declining, but there may be light at the end of the tunnel for the glowing bugs.
OCEARCH's map shows you what sharks are near (or more likely far from) you.
Meet Dilly Dally: A loggerhead sea turtle who beat the odds and is now back home after healing from a flipper amputation.
Wildlife tunnels save lives: One study found that amphibian roadkill dropped by 80 percent thanks to the structures.
A rare grasshopper once believed to be extinct has been spotted for the first time since 1980—but habitat loss may threaten its future.
Greater sage-grouse are at risk near Jackson Hole Airport—but handmade decoys are guiding them to safer ground.
Scientists in Mexico have found that axolotls bred in captivity can survive and thrive in their native habitat—which is great news for the species.
Chattanooga has come a long way from being one of the most polluted cities in the country to the U.S.’s first National Park City.
“It’s like if you took a chimpanzee and edited its genome to be a little taller and hairless, and then said you brought back Neanderthals,” one scientist said.
Capybaras, wallabies, and even a skunk await at Florida’s Capybara Cafe—a quirky new hotspot raising awareness for animal welfare.
After Hurricane Helene devastated Florida’s coast, gopher tortoise populations unexpectedly surged in one area.
The island nation is inviting travelers to donate some of their vacation to support local communities and environmental efforts.
Where does your state rank when it comes to wildlife conservation?
From Acadia to Zion, the U.S. has some pretty majestic national parks. Here’s one fun fact about every single one—plus a map so you can see where they all are.
The Scottish government won’t be rounding up people’s pets any time soon.
From lighthouses to terracotta sculptures to out-of-this-world spots, these important heritage sites are at risk due to things like degradation and climate change.
Uber just made it easy to see lions, cheetahs, and rhinos in South Africa.
Thanks to a new buoy network, scuba divers and snorkelers can explore some of the historic wrecks—while protecting our maritime heritage—in the Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast National Marine Sanctuary.
The bison and bald eagle have been chosen to represent the U.S. Here's why.
There are sparkling glacial lakes, breathtaking sunsets, and mountains disappearing into clouds in this high-def tribute to Grand Teton National Park.