Author: Dana Kobilinsky

One in five native bumblebee species are imperiled

Biologists have rescued hundreds of cold-stunned turtles from the coast

A pack near Anchorage has likely killed three wolverines in the past few years

The case raises concerns about the impacts of H5N1 in the region

A population of endangered collared brown lemurs has grown two decades after reintroduction

Tropical reptiles, amphibians and insects can’t take much more heat

Acacia trees are disappearing, robbing the predators of the cover they use to hide

The Yowlumni Pack was discovered last summer in the Sequoia National Forest

Halseth describes how her passion for hunting has influenced her career and love of wildlife management

Manatee counts can provide a proactive way to help struggling manatee populations