Biodiversity Watch Bobcats, Bears, and Even Birds Use Fallen Logs as Bridges In the mossy woods of western Oregon, a stream restoration project became Main Street for the surrounding forest.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 4/14/2026 Hunters on wheels take aim at Texas coyotes. Wildfire smoke more toxic than previously believed. And more...
Coyote Hunters on Wheels Take Aim at Texas Coyotes After Attacks Kill Residential Pets Since June, coyotes have killed residential pets — “several small dogs” - in DeSoto, Texas
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 4/7/2026 Screwworm and the role of the USDA’s “tick riders." True conservation requires responsibility, not neglect. Wolves and moose at Pitchstone Waters. And more...
Wild Horse Fire Brigade There Is A Place For Native Wild Horses On Remote Public Lands In Their Natural Role Reducing Understory Vegetation And Suppressing Fire It turns out that wild horses are the best species at understory grazing in extremely rugged, predator filled, back country, fire prone, wilderness areas.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 3/3/2026 Water your livestock, legally. Amazing drone video of a wolf pack hunting moose in a Canadian winter. And more...
Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem The Wildlife of Yellowstone Established as the world's first national park in 1871, Yellowstone is one of the most remarkable places on Earth. Sitting on top of an active volcano and spanning over 3,000km, it contains a rich variety of wildlife and wondrous landscapes.
Elk Bull Elk in West Texas Elk were once common in West Texas, across the state, and from coast to coast. Today TPWD and ranchers eradicate native elk because managers believe they "compete" with Desert Bighhorn Sheep and Mule Deer.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 2/10/2026 More NWS cases in Tamaulipas. Surviving Grand Teton. The best equipment and practices to restore desertifying canyons and grasslands. And more..
Resources Surviving Grand Teton: America's National Parks A cast of animals, from tiny pikas to world-famous grizzly bears, tough it out to survive in this iconic, wild wonder of the West
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 1/27/2026 The biggest cause of increased wildfire is not enough animals in forests. A potentially transformative moment in American agriculture, and wildlife habitat management. And more...
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 1/20/2026 A dam so huge is can be seen from space. The escalating human and economic toll of wildfire smoke. The shocking deaths of birds around solar farms. And more
Beaver This Beaver Dam is So Huge, You Can See It from Space In Canada, a beaver family has built a dam extending 850m – that’s more than twice as long as the Hoover Dam. It’s so big it can be seen from outer space.
Resources The Shocking Solar Farm Bird Deaths the Mainstream Media Aren’t Telling You About Solar farms, coming soon to a field near you, are an ecological disaster turning productive land into a nature dead zone.
Wildlife & Hunting Texas Game Wardens Seize 18 Illegally Spearfished Black Bass at Lady Bird Lake One person was snorkeling and spearing the fish with a pneumatic speargun — which violates state fishing regulations
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 1/13/2026 America’s most beloved bear is dead. The overlooked danger that’s massacring wildlife. Why are wildlife crossings crucial for animals and humans alike? And more...
Resources America’s Most Beloved Bear is Dead. Here’s Why Grizzly 399 Mattered The oldest known grizzly mother in history, the 28-year-old bear was often photographed with her cubs in Grand Teton National Park before she was killed by a car in October 2024.
Wildlife Overpass Why Are Wildlife Crossings Crucial For Animals And Humans Alike? To create secure pathways for animals to move safely across the landscape, engineered structures and designated zones are constructed over and under roadways. These are wildlife crossings, and they reduce vehicle-animal collisions.
Wildlife & Hunting The Overlooked Danger That’s Massacring Wildlife Road ecology is bleeding into the public consciousness at a moment when we can still act on its lessons.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 1/6/2026 Hi-tech aids are an absolute necessity for wildlife researchers. Sunny Hancock performs "The Horse Trade." Hunting Is conservation. And more...
Wildlife & Hunting These Rare Whales Had Never Been Seen Alive. Then A Team In Mexico Sighted 2 The search for a ginkgo-toothed beaked whale had taken five years, when a thieving albatross nearly ruined it all
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.
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.
