
Dolly Parton fans celebrate the first '9 to 5' day by honoring her love of literacy
September 25 marked the first official Dolly Parton Day — a playful nod to the late country singer’s world-renowned hit.
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'Lost' bird reappears in West Africa's forests after more than a decade
In June, a team of researchers working in Côte d’Ivoire’s Taï National Park spotted a Ghana cuckooshrike, a bird that hadn’t been seen in 13 years.
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The UN just passed the first declaration on sea level rise, protecting island nations' sovereignty
The world, including the U.S., agreed that rising seas will not change national borders even as small islands disappear.
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After a baby elephant was caught in a poacher's snare, rescuers launched a lifesaving mission to free her
After a rope snare left her gravely wounded, a baby elephant vanished out of sight from the Kenya Wildlife Service.
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After an elephant was killed, Kenyan rangers searched for its baby for three weeks straight: 'He will never be alone again'
Pardamat was forced to leave his mother’s side after a deadly encounter with humans. Local rangers worked carefully to earn back his trust.
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New data centers in Oregon will be charged for all costs associated with growing energy need
The state’s monopoly electric utilities must create a separate rate class for data centers to ensure other customers aren’t subsidizing the massive energy demand.
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Yellowstone rangers find and donate hundreds of discarded baseball caps from the park's hot springs
From claw clips to camera lens caps, the thousands of trash items reveal a lot about national park visitors.
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Fishermen stop to save baby elephant from rising floodwaters after it was swept 3 miles from its mother
On September 21, local fishermen found a baby elephant struggling to keep its head above water in West Bengal’s Teesta River.
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