New research found that more than 22% of native pollinators in North America are at an elevated risk of extinction.

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Brian Nesvik, the former director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, stands to oversee plant and wildlife management ...

In Mongolia, a new species of dinosaur with strange claws has been unearthed by paleontologists. It was discovered in the […] ...

An update to the Lake Tahoe Watercraft Inspection Program was approved to protect the lake after invasive golden mussels were ...

The return of warmer weather brings the return of Iowa's bird population as millions of feathered friends fly north for spring.

Humans are pushing many of North America’s pollinators dangerously close to extinction, according to a newly released study.

The issue stems back to 2008, when federal lawmakers added a provision to the Farm Bill transferring responsibility for ...

For about half the travelers who stop in, Fossil Butte National Monument is merely a rest area on a lonely stretch of U.S. Highway 30 about 9 miles west of Kemmerer. Many make a beeline to the ...

Learn how Zebra finches' natural drive to learn their songs makes them masters of their craft — and what we can learn from ...

There are so many amazing reasons to live in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado. Most notably, we have a diverse ...

A study published in the Journal of Applied Ecology shows that the Upper Paraguay River Basin, which includes the Pantanal and its surroundings, could lose almost all of the areas suitable for anuran ...