7/30/2026: India’s tigers are booming but concerns remain, elusive Sunda clouded leopards caught on camera, female chickadees prefer smart males, half of migratory bird species are declining, and more…
The State of Nature Update #28 Read Post »
Sea otters survived centuries of hunting, but scientists now warn that persistent PFAS pollution could threaten one of the Pacific coast’s most important marine mammals.
Sea otters once escaped extinction. Can they survive forever chemicals? Read Post »
Ornamental flowers that brighten our gardens could be quietly harming butterflies in ways scientists are only beginning to understand, according to a new study.
The hidden costs of beautiful gardens: How invasive plants rewrite butterfly romance Read Post »
7/9/2026: Ukraine’s embattled bison, Ice Age squirrel poop shows they ate dead mammoths, California’s wild horse roundup creates controversy, bats are confused by radiation, and more…
The State of Nature Update #27 Read Post »
By raising hatchlings in captivity through their first winter, researchers hope more threatened turtles survive to adulthood.
How scientists are giving rare turtle babies a head start on life Read Post »