While riding a long bus called a “molue” in local parlance (now virtually extinct) 35 years ago, en route to Oshodi, I had an ...

Rare salamanders, sea turtles and shorebirds could lose decades of habitat safeguards as federal rules narrow what counts as ...

"Pumps, fans, and especially turbine arrays make continuous low-frequency sound, and pile-driving during construction is louder still." ...

A fishing trip in Canada led a Maplewood woman to an impressive 11-foot, 4-inch white sturgeon catch that guides believe ...

A two-way transfer involving a breeding pair and their five pups aims to strengthen the genetic diversity of a North Carolina ...

Despite decades of research, major gaps in scientists’ understanding of green sawfish could complicate efforts to save the ...

Bow is believed to be the last chimpanzee kept as a private pet in the United States. He lives alone in Missouri while ...

The Aquarium’s new exhibit uses movement and play to help young visitors connect with ocean animals and learn why protecting ...

The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community chair fears administration changes to the ESA will do harm to not just animals but ...

In the 1930s, the US sent nearly 500,000 trout eggs to Lake Titicaca to boost fishing. The invasive trout now threaten native ...

It used to be considered against the law in America to starve a member of an endangered species to death or harm it by destroying its home.

For the first time in 22 years, language changes were made to the Endangered Species Act July 14. In the month since language ...