Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 12/23/2025 Largest wildlife overpass in North America now ready for use. Colorado has wolves again, but why are they dying? Yellowstone's last Caldera Eruption completely in Idaho. And more...
Wildlife Overpass Largest Wildlife Overpass In North America Now Ready For Use By Elk And Other Critters In Douglas County It’s the last piece of a wildlife crossing system that covers about 18 miles and includes underpasses and fencing that's been in progress for nearly a decade.
Caldera Eruption Henrys Fork Caldera: Yellowstone's Last Caldera Eruption Completely in Idaho This eruption was the second most recent of the three big Yellowstone eruptions over the last two million years.
Resources Colorado Has Wolves Again For The First Time In 80 Years. Why Are They Dying? A controversial reintroduction program is off to a messy start.
Wildlife & Hunting Why Were Canadians Warned Not to Let Moose Lick Their Cars? The warning was similar to park rangers’ trying to stop campers from leaving food at campgrounds lest it encourage bears to keep coming back to the site.
Cattle Wyoming Rancher Uses Extreme Weather To Redefine Cattle Genetics, Grow Super Cows Survival of the fittest produces resilient genetics in nature. That also works on ranches, says Wyoming's Lucky 7 Rancher Jim Jensen. He's using the extreme conditions on his Boulder ranch to grow super cows.
"Wolves" Wolves and Wildfires There is a shocking level of ignorance shown in the debates about the problems we see with wolves and wildfires. Nobody seems to ask the single most important question: WHY IS THIS HAPPENING?
Forestries In The 1970S, Scientists Noticed That Trees In a US Mountain Range Were Migrating. Now They Know Why Trees are on the move. While they are not exactly uprooting themselves, they are showing remarkable resilience to climate change and shifting their ranges.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 12/2/2025 A humane way to manage wild horses already exists. Conservation isn’t a land use — it’s a responsibility. Incredibly rare 'pack ice' killer whale filmed swimming in Antarctic snow. And more..
Articles A Humane Way To Manage Wild Horses Already Exists. Why Isn’t It Being Used The USA now has more wild horses in captivity than running free on the rangelands in the West.
Articles “Utterly Spectacular”: Incredibly Rare 'Pack Ice' Killer Whale Filmed Swimming in Antarctic Snow Pack ice killer whales are a unique type of orca that live in Antarctica – and there are fewer than 100 left.
Articles Conservation Isn’t a Land Use — It’s a Responsibility Conservation isn’t a use. It’s a responsibility—the ongoing act of caring for land so that it continues to provide for both people and wildlife.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 11/25/2025 San Antonio company is fighting climate change 1 acre of cattle grazing land at a time. See how this wolf steals fish. Passive rainwater harvesting in action. And more....
Articles Big Five—Revisiting a Legend: Bill Negley Bill’s interest in bowhunting began in the 1950s as a result of a rifle safari in Africa during which fifteen rounds of ammunition left him with fourteen dead antelope of various species and one dead lion, an experience he described as “unfair to the animals and unrewarding to me.”
Climate San Antonio Company is Fighting Climate Change 1 Acre of Cattle Grazing Land at a Time Grassroots Carbon eyeing 'huge growth' selling carbon credits by partnering with ranchers on regenerative practices
Animal Intelligence See How This Wolf Steals Fish, A New Discovery Of Animals Using Tools Video of a wolf hauling a crab trap out of the water and then raiding its bait has sparked a debate over whether this is the first evidence of tool use in wild canids, or just clever puzzle-solving.
Articles How Passive Rainwater Management Can Support Residential Water Needs Turning streets into streams...
wolves in Europe Why Do Wolves Have an Extensive History of Being Misunderstood? This video below is from "The American West with Dan Flores - Episode 14 "By A Grizzly Bear"
Texas Bison Why Are Buffalo Returning to Texas After 136 Years? The near extinction of buffalo across North America had devastating consequences—especially for Indigenous communities, for whom buffalo were a source of food, shelter, spiritual connection, and governance.
Screwworm Special Report: New World Screwworm In light of the imminent threat of New World screwworm looming along the Texas-Mexico border, Borderlands Research Institute has pulled together the following information and resources to help guide ranchers and farmers.
Beavers Dams They Put Beavers On Dead Land With No Trees — What Happened Next Is Unreal The remarkable saga of beaver dam restoration, the fight against beaver dam extinction, and the hidden story behind beaver dam locations extinction that once threatened entire landscapes.
Resources America’s Ambitious Plan to Restore the Wild West By reintroducing iconic species like bison and pronghorns, we’re helping them reclaim their rightful place on the plains.
Resources They Released Hundreds of Bisons Into a Dying Forest and After 10 Years, Result Was Insane Once nearly extinct, the European bison is making a powerful return to the wild.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 9/30/2025 The hunt for earth’s most mysterious creatures is turning up extraordinary results. Polar bears have settled in an abandoned weather station. And more....
Bears Polar Bears Have Settled in An Abandoned Weather Station Novosibirsk photographer Vadim Makhorov showed a family of polar bears who have taken over the houses of an abandoned weather station on Koluchin Island in the Chukchi Sea. The footage was captured using a drone, which the predators tried to catch with their paws and teeth.
