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Lawsuits are undeniably a factor in what species the Fish and Wildlife Service decides to protect as endangered and threatened.

The blind, elusive Bone Cave harvestman was at the center of a right-wing attempt to weaken the Endangered Species Act. 

He was particularly fond of vertical caving, often dangling freely in a hundred-foot abyss on a rope no thicker than a thumb.

HALF term looms on the horizon and parents up and down Powys will once again be plotting ways to keep their children entertained.

South Australia's Naracoorte Caves is one of the world's best fossil sites, containing a record spanning more than half a million years. Among the remains preserved in layers of sand are the bones of many iconic Australian megafauna species that...

ITS the summer holidays and that can mean only thing - keeping the kids entertained.

They have been locked up with us for months so we can't just leave our pooches behind now we're out and about

THE reopening of a popular and iconic tourist attraction in Powys gives owners a “fighting chance” of preserving it for future generations.

Caves and mines in the UK open as tourist attractions

Nashville Tennessean Theres a spot along the northern edge of the Lake Trail at Radnor Lake State Park where Steve Ward likes to sit and look out.  From the observation deck there, he can see the farthest peak that marks the end of the park, which is also a protected natural area. If you sit long enough, you may see a blue heron skimming the water for its next meal, an otter swimming by or goslings plodding along the shoreline.  Ward, the park manager, said he hopes people will find a sense ...