The kakapo, a nocturnal and flightless bird from New Zealand, is the world’s heaviest parrot, saved from the brink of extinction through dedicated conservation efforts.

Planting the right mix of native trees and shrubs will increase wildlife viewing opportunities, writes Hans Kunze.

For India, biodiversity credits present three key opportunities to advance conservation and community well-being.

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Many bird species are moving across Pennsylvania during their fall migration south, making Wissahickon Valley Park in ...

Since early 2022, bird flu has affected more than 180 million farmed birds and killed countless wild ones. But it has also ...

Hunters will soon be allowed to kill mute swans as part of an effort to cull the "destructive, non-native" species statewide, ...

For 50 years Geoff Looney has called the remote Indigenous community of Menindee in Far West New South Wales home. Thirty ...

Australia's photographic natural database is about to get a big boost as citizen scientists are urged to join a national ...

Now, new genetic research has revealed that it is far more unique than anyone imagined, even more evolutionarily distinct ...

Although this hike in Ricketts Glen State Park is extremely well-regarded (often considered to be one of the best waterfall ...

The virulent H5N1 strain has caused millions of deaths among wild birds and mammals since 2021, also affecting poultry and ...