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Thirty years ago, a study of a clear-cut section of Maine's North Woods showed that birds and logging can coexist with different ages and types of trees. Now, with the population of U.S. birds plummeting, the team is back to document how Maine's North Woods may offer hope for their survival.

By Megan Wehring HAYS COUNTY – Dripping Springs and Wimberley Valley are among the six areas in Texas that are classified as certified International Dark Sky Communities. To protect the billions of migratory birds...

Even if you don't see a Carolina wren, you might hear one. Learn what a Carolina wren call sounds like to help you identify these birds.

RAWA is the biggest wildlife bill since the Endangered Species Act, and it could soon pass the Senate.

Research along the Upper Clark Fork by avian ecologists and a doctoral student from the University of Montana has found elevated levels of metals in the blood of songbirds captured

Competing against almost two-dozen entries from across the Yampa Valley and beyond, Valarie Dilldine of Craig won the first-ever Yampa Valley Crane Festival poster contest put on by the Colorado Crane Conservation Coalition. Valarie is...

Via webcam and binoculars, the many fans of the feathered celebrities follow an unscripted nature story.

A Rich Valley hill now sings in the mornings with a whistle that’s been absent for decades.

It looks to me that more than 80% of the trees along the Bear Creek Greenway between Ashland and Phoenix are standing dead and not coming back. What’s to become of them? Likewise, there’s another ...

A Rich Valley hill now sings in the mornings with a whistle that’s been absent for decades.