Coexistence and Conflict with Seals in Scotland
The origins of selkies were equally varied. Some believed them as fallen angels punished for minor sins. Others…
NZ’s biggest regional park re-opens after 1080 pest control
Visitors are being urged to be aware of toxins as New Zealand’s biggest regional park re-opens just in…
Coast council winning battle, not war, against pesky weed
The before and after shots tell the story: West Coast Regional Council staff have had some wins in…
Trail Camera Captures Elusive Mountain Cat Family That Lives High Up in the Andes
A big cat conservation group has captured footage of an extremely rare mountain cat that is native to…
Western South Africa Sees Leopards Returning to Ancestral Habitat After 170 Years
A camera trap photo of the leopard – supplied by SANparks For an astonishing 170 years, there hasn’t…
‘Exceptionally rare’ pink grasshopper observed near Lake Tekapo
A rare pink robust grasshopper has leapt into the amazed view of Department of Conservation rangers and their…
Feral pigs and deer ripping up the South Island’s forests and farms
The aftermath of escalating pest damage across the South Island is likely to be “horrifying” if urgent action…
Cloven-hooved ruffians ripping up the south
The aftermath of escalating pest damage across the South Island is likely to be “horrifying” if urgent action…
Tongariro National Park tracks to reopen after devastating fire
The Tongariro Alpine Crossing, and other popular walks at Tongariro National Park, will reopen on Monday following a…
New data reveals worst hotspots for ‘brazen’ illegal fishing
Illegal fishing in New Zealand’s marine reserves is showing no sign of slowing — with new figures revealing…
Texas’s Water Wars | The New Yorker
Charles Perry, a Republican state senator from Lubbock and the legislature’s leading water expert, believes that the ominous…
‘In Goats We Trust’
The tags, often equipped with AI, allow researchers to know not only the location of the animal, but…