Many animals are active during the winter months, searching for food, finding mates, starting families, or on the move.

In Alaska, a biologist and her family learn how quickly these iconic predators can change the menu — and bend the rules.

The film follows a school trip to a marsh led by their teacher, Mr. Day. The children explore the wetland, observing various plants and animals, including blackbirds, frogs, muskrats, and turtles.

Rare freshwater wildlife has made comeback following a project to rediscover and restore ancient Ice Age ponds, a charity said. Norfolk Wildlife Trust (NWT) and its partners were behind the ...

Feb. 11, 2025 — Colorado's forests store a massive amount of carbon, but dying trees -- mostly due to insects and disease -- have caused the state's forests to emit more carbon than they ...

The stability and delivery of biopesticides limits application. Here, azadirachtin is co-assembled with plant secondary metabolites for efficient drug delivery, demonstrating pest management ...

In Southern Oregon, efforts to restore wetlands are helping to revive wocus plants, a vital food for the Klamath Tribes. These plants, known for their nutritious bulbs, have been threatened by ...

When it comes to caring for your plants there are some tools that are essential for saving you both time and effort. A plant mister is one of these. The simple sprayer can help you regulate the ...

Plants and animals have evolved through generations of successes ... Join Maine Master Naturalist Bryce Hach to journey through this wonderful and incredibly important wetland habitat. We will learn ...

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