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To the untrained eye, they’re practically invisible, just a few leafy plants among many blending into the lush greenery the Pacific Northwest is famous for.

New exotic invasive snake is captured in Everglades National Park. It’s likely a released pet Adriana Brasileiro, Miami Herald © Jillian Josimovich/USGS/TNS A nonnative Central American milk snake that was removed from Mahogany Hammock Trail in Florida's Everglades National Park this week by scientists from the United States Geological Survey. MIAMI — Visitors hiking the Mahogany Hammock Trail in Everglades National Park earlier this month spotted an unfamiliar snake. It turned out to be a brand new invasive species. The hikers alerted park staff of the sighting. Park s...

Wildlife Roundtable Citizen scientists monitor raptor nests, like this bald eagle nest, and report the data to eBird and the Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Rick Spitzer/Special to the Daily What is a citizen scientist? What can the average person possibly contribute to science? Can you become a citizen scientist in Eagle County? During this season of giving and as we set goals for 2021, we may wonder how we can make a difference for wildlife and have some fun. Celebrate your curiosity and consider becoming a citizen scientist. There are many people who volunteer to assist research in all kinds ...