
Gray seal pups on the rise in this remote location, all thanks to 'lack of human disturbance'
Thanks to a lack of human activity, a colony of gray seals has already welcomed 80 pups this breeding season.
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53 rare frogs go on international journey to save species from fatal fungus, extinction
The Darwin’s frogs were transported to and quarantined at the London Zoo in a global effort to save the species.
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2,000-year-old poop samples from Yellowstone offer clues to climate change, wildlife management
A new study confirms the historical ecology of Yellowstone National Park and points to the potential for changes in wildlife management.
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A revolutionary lab just solved a 'major gap in bumble bee conservation' by breeding bees in captivity
A lab in Ontario, Canada is revolutionizing the “save the bees” campaign by being the first lab to successfully raise yellow-banded bumble bees in captivity.
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Orphaned cougar cubs rescued and re-homed at Oregon Zoo: 'Doing everything we can for them'
The brother and sister were rescued in the wild last month, having been deemed unable to survive on their own.
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Middle schooler finds novel compound in goose poop. Scientists say it may fight cancer
A middle school student in a STEM program in Chicago led scientists to study a cancer-fighting compound — found in goose droppings.
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'Invisible' fences serve as new line of conservation for Montana's endangered grasslands, wildlife
Virtual fences are a new line of defense in protecting endangered species. They also provide a more sustainable approach to cattle ranching.
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