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A 16-foot, 147.9-pound Burmese python was released in Florida as USGS tests drones to track invasive snakes across the Everglades |

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A 16-foot, 147.9-pound Burmese python was released in Florida as USGS tests drones to track invasive snakes across the Everglades |

October 17, 2026

Representative Image of a drone tracking a large Burmese python in the lush wetlands of the Everglades ecosystem…

In 1976, Buffalo turned a 264-acre industrial dump into a nature preserve; 50 years later, its 75-acre marsh is Erie County’s largest remnant wetland and 260+ bird species have been observed

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In 1976, Buffalo turned a 264-acre industrial dump into a nature preserve; 50 years later, its 75-acre marsh is Erie County’s largest remnant wetland and 260+ bird species have been observed

September 17, 2026

Buffalo turned a 264-acre industrial dump into a nature preserve; 50 years later, its 75-acre marsh is Erie…

In 1902, Hawaii introduced red mangroves to stabilize shorelines; 124 years later, the invasive trees clog waterways and degrade habitat used by endangered native waterbirds

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In 1902, Hawaii introduced red mangroves to stabilize shorelines; 124 years later, the invasive trees clog waterways and degrade habitat used by endangered native waterbirds

September 11, 2026

Representative image of Hawaii from Canva In 1902, red mangroves were brought to Hawaii with an apparently practical…

More than 100 years ago, red mangroves were introduced to Hawaii; now crews are trying to eradicate them from nearly 2 miles of waterways to restore wetlands and protect endangered birds

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More than 100 years ago, red mangroves were introduced to Hawaii; now crews are trying to eradicate them from nearly 2 miles of waterways to restore wetlands and protect endangered birds

August 27, 2026

Environmental crews and volunteers physically clear thickets of invasive red mangrove trees and tangled stilt roots from a…

California deploys 400 goats and sheep as 'firefighters' to eat an invasive weed fuelling wildfires and threatening native ecosystems | World News

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California deploys 400 goats and sheep as ‘firefighters’ to eat an invasive weed fuelling wildfires and threatening native ecosystems | World News

July 21, 2026

As California prepares for another intense wildfire season, an unlikely team of firefighters has taken to the fields…