LISTEN: Anna Chalfoun navigates the human side of science
What happens when you sign up for wildlife science to work with animals but then discover most of the job is working with people?
Are harp seals hampering cod recovery?
One of the biggest fisheries in the North Atlantic collapsed in the 1990s—and numbers are still down
Congress is nullifying resource management plans
This creates uncertainty around the future management of federal public lands
Fireflies are blinking out in Mexican cities
Oral histories help shed light on the decline of urban insects
Prey caching may give pumas a bad rep
Research reveals that the way that big cats save scavenge remains for leftovers contributes to conflict with ranchers
Conservation, controversy and proposed changes to the MMPA
Conservation science and industry interests intersect as Congress considers changes to the Marine Mammal Protection Act
How could federal cuts affect endangered species?
Loss of personnel and cuts to programs will likely hurt imperiled species
Are dire wolves back and what would that mean?
Colossal claims to have created dire wolves, but what does this mean for wildlife management?
Wild Cam: Rescuing salamanders from hurricane destruction
A rare population of newly described amphibians suffered a huge setback in North Carolina due to Hurricane Helene
