An intriguing new study reveals that over 80% of parasites found in the ancient poo of New Zealand’s endangered kākāpō have vanished, …
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Iowa AG Brenna Bird seeks patience in probing University of Iowa after DEI videos
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird said her office was going to investigate and shed “sunlight” on the University of Iowa’s DEI policies.
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Owl Day at WSU: Nature’s ambassadors of the night
“These birds are here because they can’t survive in the wild — but they help teach hundreds of people about wildlife every year,” said Marcie Logsdon, …
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‘King of Chaos’ Lorikeet Hilariously Spits Out His Tongue for the Camera – PetHelpful
You may consider purchasing Rainbow Lorikeets in pairs so they have a companion.” Sounds like a fun and entertaining bird to have around! About the …
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Saratoga Springs pollinator garden alive with bees, birds, butterflies – Times Union
A team of volunteers planted and maintain garden that SoBro Conservancy hopes will keep pollinators working and people educated on their vital …
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See the winning photo in the Minnesota Star Tribune nature photo contest
Eric Groshens’ red-winged blackbird photo rose to the top during our spring contest.
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Interior Department Announces $102.9 Million for Wetland Conservation Projects
The Department of the Interior today announced $102.9 million in North American Wetlands Conservation Act funding has been approved by the …
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Preclinical Data Shows Potential for Bird Flu Candidate – Drug Topics
Novavax’s H5N1 avian influenza vaccine candidate shows a robust immune response with 1- and 2-dose intranasal or intramuscular administration for …
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Micron is close to obtaining the first permits needed to build chip plants in Clay – syracuse.com
Published: Aug. 04, 2025, 6:01 a.m.. Wetlands on Micron project site Micron Technology is asking permission from state and federal regulators to …
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