In California, wildfires are having devastating effects on the landscape and those who live there, destroying forests, wildlife habitat, homes and buildings and taking lives.
Twelve years. More than the maximum number of years your hot water heater should last, that figure represents the amount of time humans have left
In the wake of a federal judge’s decision to reinstate the Yellowstone grizzly bear to the endangered species list — although not a direct response
In the early 1800s, an estimated 50,000 grizzly bears inhabited the land stretching from the Great Plains to the Pacific Ocean — terrain that, at
Deceptively narrow, the Farm Bill is in fact definitively far-reaching. Beyond just agriculture, it allocates funds and has implications for everything from jobs and trade
On the high plains of Northeastern Montana, private industry is assuming an unexpected form. In an undertaking historically only pursued by government agencies, the American
Every April, the thin, white and light-yellow flowers begin to bloom in pairs, creating a dense thicket of vines. Emitting that sweet smell that so
This story was updated on February 18, 2019. The nearly 2,000-mile border wall proposed by President Donald Trump to separate the U.S. from Mexico has
It’s that time of year again, when fishermen across North America begin to morph into hunters. However, as disappointment over the ending of summer gives
Modern Conservationist provides insight into the most pressing issues affecting environmental and wildlife conservation efforts today, with a focus on North America’s wild, public places.
