Alarming declines in insect populations may be difficult to respond to effectively.
Read: Nature crisis: ‘Insect apocalypse’ more complicated than thought – BBC News
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Should insects be protected?
Category: Biodiversity
Does the pandemic provide a temporary reprieve from our onslaught on wildlife? Will it be measurable?
Read: Four Ways the Coronavirus Is Changing the Planet – The Atlantic
Do we have time to learn how to live with the few remaining wolverines in the US?
Interact with the epic mural, spanning 243 birds and 375 million years, at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Explore: Wall of Birds
Apparently coyotes will also occasionally ally with badgers in the kaleidoscope of natural wonders.
Twenty-two sheep were helicoptered in to habitat where they were once important to the land and people.
Are lichens made of a fungus and an alga? Not quite.
Read: How a Guy From a Montana Trailer Park Overturned 150 Years of Biology
An endangered species success story has begun to reverse, and no one is sure why.
Read: What threatens the black-footed ferret? — High Country News – Know the West
Like a Bering sea-bird, this article is packed full of strange, informative, and portentous information.
Did oil lobbyists succeed in crippling the Migratory Bird Treaty Act so they could no longer be prosecuted for killing birds?
Read: Egged on by industry lobbyists, Interior Dept. weakens bird protections | Reveal