We can VERIFY: No, a group of black bears didn't take over a Branson highway.

Users of the iNaturalist app - scientists and park staff but also visitors and even kids - have logged 6,939 species in the Great Smoky Mountains.

Winners and highly commended photos of SINWP Bird Photographer of the Year 2024 in aid of RSPB. The post Striking Photos ...

With early fusion proving to be the most effective strategy, this research paves the way for more reliable and scalable AI systems in biodiversity monitoring. As AI technology continues to evolve, ...

Data from the iNaturalist app helps build a bigger picture of how the park’s ecosystems function, giving NPS insight into how ...

The endangerment finding is a long-standing precedent backed by a monumental accumulation of rigorous scientific evidence from around the globe, writes. The case that Trump’s EPA can marshal against ...

Jack Dykinga won a Pulitzer in Chicago, then came West for a celebrated career in nature photography. And at age 82, the Oro ...

My passion is leading efforts ... and photos of my Dad’s trips (he was a journalist). Following my curiosity and concerns (e.g. why do humans destroy nature?), here I am now, without even realising ...

neither has a professional background in biology, conservation or taxonomy. But together, the couple has documented more than 60 species in Great Smoky Mountains National Park never before ...

Jack Dykinga won a Pulitzer in Chicago, then came West for a celebrated career in nature photography. And at age 82, after a ...

President Trump's administration has fired more than 20,000 federal workers. How does the federal workforce compare with ...