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How Elementary Students Drove Alaska’s Wildest Law Into History
Standing nearly 7 feet tall and weighing as much as a small car, the Alaskan moose is a powerful reminder of the state's wild ...
LACONIA — Prescott Farm Environmental Education Center will begin a carefully planned forest management project on a portion of its 160-acre property in mid-January. Guided by science-based forestry ...
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Rodents in the US are rapidly evolving right under your nose
In a striking example of rapid adaptation, the physical form of urban rodents has changed to better suit the hustle and ...
This 608-acre slice of Sierra Nevada heaven sits quietly adjacent to Lake Tahoe’s southern shore, somehow maintaining its peaceful obscurity while thousands of visitors flock to nearby attractions, ...
The National Trust’s annual round up of the year shows the impacts of climate-fuelled extremes on landscapes and wildlife.
From snow leopard populations revitalising in Nepal to seagrass meadows in Spain, discover how the world is conserving its habitats and wildlife in ...
But at Purbeck in Dorset at Hartland Moor, stress-tolerant wildflower species such as stork’s bill and common centaury did well, and the impact of the dry weather pushing cattle to graze in wetter ...
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11 elusive winter wildlife sightings that prove national parks don’t sleep when the snow falls
Winter transforms the American wilderness into a landscape of stark beauty and profound silence. Snow blankets the ground, ...
While I may not be out in the garden during this time of year, the frozen landscape of Illinois in January still has plenty of life. In fact, there is ...
A conservation team has confirmed sightings of Britain's fastest-declining mammal, the water vole, in a river's catchment area for the first time in nearly 20 years. River Thame Conservation Trust ...
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