Mexican Wolf Numbers Growing in U.S. for 8th Consecutive Year, Soon to Be Howling at a Reserve Near You
The annual survey conducted by the US Fish and Wildlife Service revealed promising results for the wild population of Mexican wolves in 2023. With a minimum count of 257 wolves across Arizona and New Mexico, this marks the eighth consecutive year of population growth, showcasing the ...
How Singapore Became an Unexpected Stronghold for a Critically Endangered Bird
Amidst the concrete jungle of Singapore, an unexpected tale of conservation success unfolds, centered around the plight of the critically endangered straw-headed bulbul. Targeted by poachers for its melodious song, this species faced the brink of extinction in its native habitats ...
mwworks Hides This Longbranch House Among the Pacific Northwest Woods
Nestled amidst the verdant landscape of the Pacific Northwest, the Longbranch House by mwworks stands as a testament to architectural ingenuity and a deep reverence for nature. Situated on the Key Peninsula in Washington state, this residence emerges from a once-neglected plot of ...
Photographer Captures Jaw-Dropping Photos of Moon Over Canadian Ice-scape
British photographer Paul Goldstein embarked on a daring expedition into Canada’s icy heartlands, braving bone-chilling temperatures of minus-35 degrees Celsius to capture a series of mesmerizing images of a moonrise over the rugged terrain of Nunavut province. Bundled in layers ...
Jaw-Dropping Photo of Bobcat Leaping up To Snatch a Blue Heron Out of the Sky
Jacob Hall’s excursion with his grandfather in coastal Texas led to an extraordinary encounter immortalized through his lens. Amidst the serene beauty of Canada Ranch near Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge, Hall found himself drawn to a blue heron soaring gracefully in the sky. ...
Yurok Becomes First Tribe to Co-Manage Land With National Park Service
The historic memorandum signed on March 19, 2024, marks a significant milestone as the Yurok Tribe becomes the first tribe to co-manage land with the National Park Service in northern California. This momentous agreement, which transfers a vital 125-acre parcel known as ‘O Rew back ...
Abandoned Golf Courses Are Being Reclaimed by Nature Thanks to Conservation Groups
As the environmental impacts of golf courses become increasingly apparent, conservation groups have stepped in to reclaim abandoned courses, turning them back into natural habitats. With approximately 15,500 golf courses scattered across the United States, the toll on the environment ...
A California Superbloom Is Springing to Life and the Best is Yet to Come
A California Superbloom Is Springing to Life and the Best is Yet to Come, thanks to the drenching rains and record snowfall that characterized the state’s 2022-2023 winter season, persisting throughout the year. By September, typically the apex of dryness and fire risk, the ...
Secret Forest Pavilion’s Steel Structure Spirals Around Three Trees in South Korea
Nestled within the lush landscapes of South Korea, NEXT architects unveils the Secret Forest pavilion, a striking testament to harmonious integration with nature. Spiraling gracefully around three towering trees, the pavilion, crafted primarily from corten steel, exudes an organic ...
