A prominent conservation organization is poised to sue federal authorities, claiming that the U.S. Wildlife Service has failed to develop a nationwide wolf recovery strategy. The group alleges this shortfall violates the Endangered Species Act and undermines efforts to protect the species.

Deep in Malaysia, researchers have uncovered a rare “fairy lantern” that has captivated scientists with its tiny, mysterious form. Now, they are racing to ensure this fragile species does not fade from its natural environment.

The kitchen remains the heart of the home, and it’s also where small changes can make a big impact. Find out how six eco-friendly upgrades can help cut waste and conserve energy in one of your household’s busiest spaces.

Petit Jean River Wildlife Management Area will experience temporary daytime closures during the week of December 8. These brief shut-downs are announced by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, which urges visitors to plan accordingly.

While dire warnings of a global mass extinction are common, researchers from the University of Arizona argue that the threat may be overstated. However, they emphasize that preserving habitats remains essential to maintaining biodiversity and preventing species decline.

Once the backbone of American rails and homesteads, the ponderosa pine now faces a grim future. More than 90% of these Southwestern forests could disappear, raising deep concerns for local ecosystems and the country’s heritage.

Baja California has launched a “Clean Air” campaign to address rising concerns about seasonal pollution. The effort aims to protect public health and reduce environmental impacts in the winter months.

Local authorities in Coos Bay and the Coos Bay North Bend Water Board are using slash burning to manage post-logging debris in the Pony Creek Watershed. The approach is part of recommended forest practices aimed at keeping the land healthy and productive.

A single sock can do more than warm your feet. In tips shared by Heloise, discover how everyday household items—especially those leftover athletic socks—can simplify your cleaning routine and keep appliances like nonstick irons running smoothly.

Seventeen gripping photographs shine a light on the brutality and beauty of the animal kingdom. Through the 2025 Nature inFocus Photography Awards, these images underscore the power of photography to reveal nature’s harsh truths and its undeniable majesty.

Christopher Columbus is credited with one of North America’s earliest manatee sightings, recorded in 1492 near the Dominican Republic. This account raises the possibility that these “sea cows,” found in Florida and the Caribbean, may have fed the age-old mermaid legends.

Taos Municipal Schools has joined a statewide effort to test the feasibility of electric school buses across New Mexico’s varied terrain and climate. The program aims to assess how these buses perform under the state’s diverse conditions, potentially shaping the future of school transportation.

Sarasota is rolling out a new approach to mosquito management by utilizing drones in wooded areas. This initiative aims to be neighborhood-friendly, helping to reduce the local pest population with minimal disruption.

A recent ban on non-biodegradable glitter aims to curb microplastic pollution. Futamura’s NatureFlex™ films offer a biodegradable alternative, providing a glimmer of hope for eco-conscious crafters and cosmetic enthusiasts.

Wild turkeys have roamed North America for centuries, adapting to challenges across a range of habitats. Today, five distinct subspecies prove their enduring resilience as they continue to thrive in diverse environments.

St. Peter has secured $300,000 in state funding to remove ash trees ravaged by the emerald ash borer and invest in replacements on public property. As the invasive pest steadily damages trees across the region, officials are determined to keep the city’s green spaces thriving for future generations.

EcoFlow brought a striking message to COP30 in Belém, Brazil, underscoring that climate action must go beyond policy. By championing household-level solutions, the renewable energy leader envisions a world where sustainable living becomes the global norm.

As holiday shopping ramps up, a growing segment of consumers is choosing a different route. The Buy Nothing December movement, originating from a humble social experiment, now boasts millions of participants committed to mindful, cost-free exchanges.

Sean Gerrity has taken on the ambitious mission of uniting millions of acres in the American Prairie Reserve. Recognized by the Montana Outdoor Hall of Fame, he aims to safeguard grasslands and the wildlife they sustain, including the iconic American bison.

Regenerative farming is emerging as a new focal point in American agriculture. As consumers grow increasingly curious about where their meals come from, “regenerative” promises to reshape environmental and business practices across the nation.

Scott will soon install trash receptacles throughout the city, backed by a newly awarded state grant. Chosen as one of 47 recipients of the 2025-26 Keep Louisiana Beautiful Trash Receptacle Grant Program, the city aims to reduce litter and enhance its public spaces.