The midterms are packed with ballot measures that could dramatically affect natural spaces.

For longtime fans, it’s a familiar growing gimmick with a new purpose: helping wildlife stories take root at home.

From majority-female anti-poaching units patrolling South African reserves to scientists eavesdropping on deep-diving whales, animal welfare is being transformed in ways most people never hear about.

Introduction to Wildlife Conservation Careers If you are passionate about animals, forests, and the environment, pursuing a ...

A new research collection argues that the spatial arrangement of resources, disturbances, and human activity in cities is the ...

In today's human-dominated and overpopulated world, there are few, if any, countries in which species of nonhuman animal (animals) aren't under assault by humans who wantonly trespass into their homes ...

Etihad Cargo, the cargo and logistics arm of Etihad Airways, has helped transport two rescued brown bears from Russia to ...

When wild animals kill people, the response can be controversial. But removing a dangerous individual can often protect ...