Area of Focus: Methods

Five bird species in four avian orders exhibit mismatches in genetic and physical sex

A drop in wild prey is leading to increasing conflict between humans and predators

Rethinking how we classify animals based on what they eat—and what it means for wildlife management

New research revisits a long-standing management tool, revealing that food plot design can shape bird communities and harbor invasive species

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is seeking public reports of snake sightings

As their populations plummet in the Chesapeake Bay, some scientists point to overfishing

All stranded dolphins tested in the Charleston estuary are contaminated

Cabbage white and monarch caterpillars can survive with tire particles in their diets

For every degree of warming since the 1960s, polar bears have aged more quickly, altering their natural life history

In one of the world’s hot spots of bee biodiversity, scientists are overwhelmingly finding one introduced species