Plastic Pollution Is So Pervasive That It's Causing a New Disease in Seabirds
Researchers coined the term “plasticosis” to describe stomach damage related to ingesting trash.
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Researchers coined the term “plasticosis” to describe stomach damage related to ingesting trash.
BELFAST — From April 14 through August 2023, The National Audubon Society’s Seabird Institute and Waterfall Arts present "Welcome to Egg Rock: 50 Years of Seabird Conservation" by intergenerational (mother-daughter)
BELFAST — From April 14 through August 2023, The National Audubon Society’s Seabird Institute and Waterfall Arts present Welcome to Egg Rock: 50 Years of Seabird Conservation by Maine-raised artist and printmaker Pippin Frisbie-Calder and Terrie...
Wildlife is becoming increasingly endangered as a result of climate change. Moving species to new environments has been controversial, but scientists have now begun relocating animals, leaving federal officials to consider when it is right to do so.
Scientists now say moving some animals to new areas where they never existed before is necessary to prevent them from disappearing. In Hawaii, scientists are moving birds from one island to another 800 kilometers away.