Beekeeper Makes Electronic Music Recorded From His Hives to Inspire Love For Pollinator Populations
For the last 20 years, Bioni Samp has been using the sound of his bees to make music that spurs young people to think about pollinator populations.
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Air Pollution in Major World Cities Has Dropped By as Much as 60% During COVID Shutdowns, Says New Report
This new study from IQAir examining air quality data from 10 major world cities has found stunning declines in pollution levels compared to 2019.
Beaches See Huge Increase in Leatherback Sea Turtle Nests After Travel Restrictions in Florida and Thailand
Beaches in Florida and Thailand have seen a huge increase in rare leatherback sea turtle nesting sites following coronavirus lockdown measures.
These Birds Have Been Found to Warn Rhinos of Poaching-And It Could Help Protect the Species
Oxpeckers have been shown in a new research paper to reduce human sightings of black rhinos by 40-50% because the birds alert the rhinos to danger.
What Was Once One of the Most Polluted Landscapes on Earth Now Has Some of the Cleanest Air in the Region
Over the course of the last 40 years, the city of Sudbury has become a role model for how polluted landscapes can recover—no matter how devastated.
For the First Time in 240 Years, White-Tailed Eagles Spotted Flying Over England
Conservationists are rejoicing as a white-tailed eagle—one of the largest of the bird species on Earth—was seen flying over North York Moors National Park.
10 Types of Apples Thought to Be Extinct From Pioneer Days Are Discovered in the Pacific Northwest
A pair of retirees have been sleuthing in the Pacific Northwest to find lost varieties of apple trees on forgotten homesteads—and have already found 23.
After 13 Years of Social Distancing, Giant Pandas Finally Mate During Peaceful COVID-19 Zoo Closures
Since giant pandas have a mating season of just 24 to 72 hours per year, zookeepers were thrilled by Ying Ying and Le Le's recent conservational victory.
'Landmark' Study Lays Road Map for Exactly How We Can Restore Oceans to Former Glory in Just One Generation
This international science team has identified exactly how the world can work together to heal our disrupted oceans in as little as two to three decades.
After Two Centuries, Atlantic Salmon Return to the Connecticut River
For the first time since the American Revolution, Atlantic Salmon have spawned in the Connecticut River.
Here's How Thousands of Birds Are Being Saved From Flying into Toronto Buildings
The Canadian city has become one of the most impressive examples of how we can prevent rare avian species from flying into glass structures.
5 Ways Companies, Governments, and People Are Helping Bees-on National Honeybee Day
In honor of National Honeybee Day August 17th, here are five ways that people are helping honeybees and how you can join the fight to save them.
As Weather Gets Warmer, Here Are 6 Tips to Save Water on Your Lawn and Gardens
After 2019 was the hottest summer on record, keeping your lawn green and saving water resources can be as easy as following these 6 tips.
Here's Why You Should Start Washing Your Clothes in Cold Water
Cold water isn't just better for your clothes and wallet – it's also way better for the environment.
British Columbia to Ban Grizzly Bear Trophy Hunting
The legislation will protect over 15,000 grizzly bears in the province, which is home to the vast Great Bear Rainforest.
Toronto's Oldest Tree Will No Longer Be Cut Down Thanks to Last-Minute Decision By City Council
One of the oldest trees in Canada, a 250 year-old red oak was facing the axe, but a last-minute vote by the Toronto city council saved it.
Tiny Pygmy Possums Discovered on Kangaroo Island After Fears Bushfires Had Wiped Them Out
On Kangaroo Island off the coast of South Australia, pygmy possums were found to have survived massive wildfires that torched their habitat.
Scottish Government Scores Hole in One for Wildlife, Blocking Golf Course on Protected Coastline
A coastal dune ecosystem, Coul Links in Scotland, was protected from golf course development by the Scottish Government after a 4-year fight by activists.
'It's working!' From Bobcats to Bears, Utah's First Wildlife Bridge is a Hit-And There's Video to Prove it
The Utah i-80 wildlife crossing in Summit County is working years ahead of schedule, with video capturing elk, moose, and bears using it.
After Intense Flooding, Giraffes Are Being Brought To Safety in Custom Rafts Built By Community
Community members, rangers, and conservationists rescued 8 endangered giraffes by rescue barge from a shrinking island in Kenya.
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