Conservation

The BP Oil Spill: 6 Years, 3 Million Barrels of Oil, and $20 Billion Later

April 20, 2016 — The recovery funds from the recent settlement need to be used wisely—and ethically.

First Wild Whooping Crane Hatches In Louisiana Since WWII

April 14, 2016 — Can one baby crane carry the hopes of an entire endangered species?

The Campaign to Save the World's Shyest Penguin

April 13, 2016 — Sharks, forest fires, and overfishing—life for Yellow-eyed Penguins is no walk on the beach.

Tensions Rise As Florida’s Fresh Water Grows Scarcer

April 12, 2016 — Saltwater seeping from a nuclear power plant underscores the need to restore the Everglades’ natural water flow.

Will the Duck Stamp Get a New Look?

April 08, 2016 — A new plan will either upend or expand an 82-year-old hunting tradition.

Judge Approves $20 Billion Settlement For Deepwater Horizon

April 04, 2016 — Six years after the disastrous oil spill, BP will finally have to pay up.

Seven Women Who Made the World Better for Birds and People

March 31, 2016 — We’re giving a major hat tip to these die-hard conservationists, because every month should be Women's History Month.

Video Surfaces of a Rare Florida Panther Tearing Through an ��Ĵ�ý Sanctuary

March 31, 2016 — Earlier this week, a visitor at the Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary in southern Florida met a giant wild cat face to face.

New Details Emerge on a Notorious Bird-Killing Bacteria

March 28, 2016 — Research shows that climate change and invasive species are spreading a toxin that causes paralysis in birds.

Scientists Solve A Shag-adelic Bird Mystery

March 25, 2016 — New Zealanders now get two endangered shags for the price of one.

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