El sur de Inglaterra alberga a una pequeña, pero prospera población de walabíes de cuello rojo
Los walabíes fueron introducidos al país al principio del siglo XX
Researchers observe a boar releasing two caged younglings in a impassioned rescue
The act sheds light on the prosocial behavior and empathy of wild boars, thought to be rare among animals
Hawksbill sea turtles are adventurous during the day but keep to the reef at night
Research in the US Virgin Islands studied turtle habitat use and partitioning
There's something in the water, and it's killing America's national bird
Cyanobacteria are eating away at eagles' brains
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White-nose syndrome has decimated three species of North American bats
Northern long-eared bat, little brown bat, and tricolored bat populations have declined by 90 percent
Weeding out non-native strawberry guava keeps a flying fox, and the crops it feeds on, out of harm's way
Fruit bats help the trees by dispersing seeds, and the trees help the bats by feeding them. Why not help the bats by helping the trees?
We still don't know much about marijuana farms' effects on wildlife
A new study found that larger animals were less commonly found on cannabis farms as outside them
Researchers discover a highland population of New Guinea singing dogs
These rare animals are known for their harmonic, whale-like howls
Noisy, high-speed recreation disturbs sensitive wildlife
Camera traps in British Columbia show that mountain biking and ATVs affect wildlife more than hiking or horseback riding
Conservation dogs can track individual beavers by the scent of their anal secretions
The dogs' accuracy in telling animals apart using information-packed anal scents will help wildlife management
Yes, you can put a price on nature. Doing so could stop environmental destruction
Gretchen C. Daily won the "Nobel Prize for the Environment" for her work on natural capital
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Captive butterflies have duller, shorter wings, and weaker grips than their wild counterparts
Is captive rearing really the answer to monarch butterfly conservation? Maybe not, according to this new research
A real world version of Pokémon Go lets you track orangutans in the jungle
A new augmented reality smartphone game takes you into Borneo's jungles in search of great apes (and more!)
Science games and challenges to pass the time while you are stuck at home
Here are some ways to kill boredom – and contribute to scientific research – while you're doing your part to flatten the curve
The iconic Colorado River carries less water, as the climate warms and winter snow disappears
New research quantifies water scarcity in the southwestern USA: expect more drought, with serious socioeconomic consequences
On #WorldPangolinDay, we celebrate this roly-poly scaly anteater, one of the world's most trafficked mammals
But celebrations are marred by the recent suggestion that pangolins may be the SARS-CoV-2 carrier
Researchers develop an app for tracking trade of endangered fish
Say "cheese!" for Napoleon wrasse conservation
Vaccine-laced snacks are being scattered in the wilderness to protect wildlife from rabies
700,000 oral rabies vaccine baits are being distributed in southwest Virginia this fall
Warming oceans cast a chill over New England's sea turtles
Recent research suggests warming seas will cause more stranded sea turtles