Aloha FurEver Pets Foundation and Good Cat Network have joined forces to address cat overpopulation in Hawai‘i. Through spay and neuter programs, accessible veterinary care, and educational initiatives, they aim to improve the welfare of local cat communities.

A brand-new multi-use trail in La Présentation, Quebec, is on the way, backed by over $79,000 from the federal government. This project honors the community’s heritage while providing a green, year-round space for leisure and active transportation.

Polyplastics Co., Ltd., a global leader in engineering thermoplastics, has unveiled two new PLASTRON® LFT grades featuring post-consumer recycled polypropylene. The February 25, 2026 announcement underscores the company’s continued focus on sustainability through cutting-edge materials.

A new agricultural venture is harnessing engineering and entrepreneurial prowess to reshape how farms use fertilizer. Through advanced solutions, Reform Bio aims to curb nutrient leaching and water runoff, paving the way for more sustainable farming.

Washington State’s fish and wildlife commission passed a long-awaited game management plan with a unanimous vote—yet the agreement has not erased all disagreements. The plan’s adoption marks a major step in shaping future hunting seasons, even as members continue to bicker over its contents.

While the nostalgic image of farmers guiding plow-pulling livestock lingers, a new reality is driving modern agriculture. Advancements in technology, science, and data have redefined how farms operate, manage resources, and meet global demands.

Rosy Soil, a biochar-based houseplant soil brand, has closed a $5 million Series A and expanded into Target stores nationwide. The company aims to offer climate-friendly, nutrient-rich soil that promises to bring new life to home gardeners everywhere.

This lighthearted fundraiser allows participants to name a rat after a personal nemesis, then feed it to a raptor. In doing so, it supports a nonprofit’s efforts to care for these majestic birds of prey—and offers a harmless taste of revenge.

Passengers at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport are greeted by thousands of Great-tailed Grackles hovering around the departures drop-off area. Dubbed a “plague” by observers, these birds create a striking spectacle and raise questions about their sudden urban congregation.

Clover’s role in strengthening grasslands stems from its powerful partnership with Rhizobium bacteria, which naturally fixes nitrogen. Frost seeding these legumes at the right moment can rejuvenate pastures and minimize reliance on chemical fertilizers, resulting in healthier ecosystems.

If your home feels stale, “house burping” might be the simplest fix—at least according to a new TikTok trend. Originating in Germany, this method of briefly opening windows and doors is quickly catching on worldwide.

For the first time in a century, a gray wolf has ventured into Los Angeles County—a three-year-old female named BEY03F. Wildlife experts believe her journey may signal a promising recovery for the species.

When Glenda Barry was a little girl in the early 1950s, she loved rummaging through trash in search of hidden wonders. Her memories remind us that, sometimes, what others discard can become personal treasures waiting to be found.

Amtrak is ushering in the future of Pacific Northwest rail travel with its new Airo Fleet, connecting Eugene, Portland, Seattle, and Vancouver. The modernized service promises to be both stylish and sustainable as it redefines how travelers experience this vital corridor.

State authorities in Oregon are confronting the growing challenge of abandoned vessels littering rivers and coastlines. From 100-foot dredges to smaller watercraft, these boats leak toxic chemicals and threaten navigation, demanding urgent removal.

The United Arab Emirates has joined forces with Colossal Biosciences to protect biodiversity and pave the way for scientific breakthroughs in conservation. This collaboration marks a significant move toward safeguarding species and ecosystems, positioning the UAE as a leader in preserving life on Earth.

When Ohio taxpayers choose the Wildlife Diversity or Nature Preserves and Scenic Rivers funds on their state income tax form, they help protect the state’s endangered plants, animals, and waterways. A simple act at tax time can make a lasting impact on Ohio’s natural heritage.

An upcoming Okanagan Nation Alliance webinar delves into the Lower Similkameen Indian Band’s Ntamtqen Community Garden. The Feb. 25 session will explore Indigenous food sovereignty, water stewardship, and traditional farming methods.

In a remote Chilean desert town, a concealed vault safeguards seeds from bygone flowers and threatened crops. By freezing these valuable specimens, Chile aims to preserve its natural legacy for future generations.

The city of La Cañada Flintridge is encouraging residents to attend presentations by Pasadena Humane about wildlife safety and coyote awareness. The sessions aim to help the community be better prepared for encounters with local wildlife while prioritizing public safety.

Audubon Zoo’s capybara family just grew by five, thanks to the birth of new pups on January 8. Proud parents Turkey and Sequoia are keeping busy, delighting zoo visitors and staff with these fluffy additions.