Announced at the end of March, the “Atlas for the Americas Flyways” website tracks high concentrations of migratory bird species at risk of major population declines along their routes throughout the Americas. This new United Nations-backed tool identifies heavily trafficked breeding grounds, migratory stopover locations and wintering areas, with the aim of providing policymakers and […]
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When Is Turkey Hunting Season? Dates, Spring & Fall Guide
Turkey hunting season is one of the most anticipated periods for hunters in the United States, offering a unique opportunity to pursue wild turkeys during their most active times of the year. In most regions, the season is primarily centered around spring, when turkeys are in their breeding cycle and gobblers are highly responsive to […]
“More than 60% of females gave birth on the same night.” Why do some animals give birth en masse?
In some species, offspring are born (or hatch) at roughly the same time. This is called synchronous reproduction: an evolutionary strategy to give offspring the best possible chance of survival. One of the main drivers of synchronised reproduction is predator satiation. Predators tend to target young animals because they are easy prey. If young are […]
Choosing the Right Dog Walking Leash for Size
Picking the right leash for your dog is harder than it looks. The wrong one can turn a peaceful stroll into a dangerous situation for you and your pup. Big dogs snap thin leads. Small dogs get lost in bulky ones. And somewhere in between, you end up with sore wrists, tangled legs and a […]
Drones aid dugong conservation as threats mount across their range
Drone technology is providing important new insights into the lives of dugongs, while also revealing the vital role they play in managing seagrass meadows, one of the ocean’s most important carbon sinks. Often referred to as sea cows, dugongs (Dugong dugon) are marine herbivores that can grow up to 3 meters (10 feet) long and […]
Outdoor Recreational Activities and Nature-Friendly Games
Outdoor recreational activities offer the chance to engage with nature, bond as a group and experience adventure through outdoor recreation. Nature-friendly games ensure that these activities happen with minimal impact on wildlife and their habitats. Responsible planning and mindful conduct help sustain both outdoor fun and the environments where it takes place. When planning outdoor […]
What’s the slowest bird on the planet? Clue – it’s also a pretty slow walker and fairly dumpy…
How fast a bird flies depends on a number of factors, including the shape of its wings, its evolutionary history, and its size. What is the slowest bird? Assuming we’re dealing with flight rather than cognitive abilities, then, according to the Guinness Book of World Records and such august ornithological institutions as the US’s National […]
Trump Administration To Prioritize Livestock On Public Lands
The Trump administration, in a March 31, 2026, Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), mandates that livestock production be given priority use on public lands. The administration has declared a “no net loss of Animal Unit Months” and opened allotments that are currently closed to livestock grazing. The stated purpose of the directive is to “protect America’s […]