It’s that time of year again, when fishermen across North America transform into hunters. However, as disappointment over the ending of summer gives way to
Known for their subdued beauty, prairies and other native grasslands are much more complex and invaluable than their subtlety suggests — surpassed only by the
Every 30 seconds, the continental United States loses approximately a football field worth of natural area to human development, according to an August 2019 report
Defenders of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) often tout the fact that 99 percent of all species protected by the act have avoided extinction. But
When President Theodore Roosevelt created what would become the first in a system of national wildlife refuges at Florida’s Pelican Island in 1903, it was
Reliant on extraordinary vision and capable of busting even the most patient of hunters, the wild turkey — a curious, loudmouth bird — rings in
This post contains affiliate links. When it comes to backyard conservation, one of the best things you can do is heed nature’s cues, says to
Subsisting on the leaves of wild lupine for three to six weeks, Karner Blue Butterfly caterpillars excrete small amounts of liquid from a gland on
Found nowhere in the world besides the sagebrush plains of the American West, the Sage Grouse is known for its unique mating ritual: With chests
Acting U.S. Secretary of Interior David Bernhardt caused a stir on March 6 when he preemptively announced the decision by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
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