The wildlife living in Australia's deserts are odd as the fish and invertebrates of the deep ocean are odd, and this mole is a good example
Rather than the Canadian government giving something to a First Nation, the agreement admits the Haida Nation always owned these islands.
A tiny Native American reservation will expand to reach the coast once again, thanks to a family's willingness to return hundreds of acres to the tribe.
Central New York's Tully Valley and Onondaga Lake will be returned to the Onondaga Nation after area found polluted by Honeywell inc.
On a trip to their Uncle's town of Savoonga in March, two of the three dogs, Starlight and an Australian shepherd called Nanuq, disappeared.
President da Silva is fulfilling campaign promises in the Amazon where 250 illegal mining camps were seized in the Yanomami Reserve.
The brown fringe jacket arrived at the Glass Onion vintage warehouse in Barnsley, South Yorkshire arriving on a clothing pallet from the US.
The dams on California's Klamath River are coming down after a 20 year legal battle on behalf of the Yurok, Karuk, and Klamath River Tribes.
The method has a high success rate—with glacier grafting project demonstrating an 80% longevity out of 19 glacier babies.
Communities living around Gilé Nat. Park harvest at least 46 species of mushroom for local consumption, now 5 are being commercialized.
Crevasses form during this slow-motion grind down the mountain, as ice is inflexible, and cracks rather than bends.
Chameleons produce vivid and fascinating colors via pigments, but the tarantula's hairs absorb some light and reflect the rest, a rare aspect
For the Māori, the reintroduction is incredibly special. In the past Māori people gathered the feathers of the bird into cloaks.
The 3,700 square mile park has long been known to contain oil resources, which the government hoped to keep in the ground in 2007.
The Squamish Nation needed a schoolhouse, so they and the Vancouver School Board floated it via barge in its entirety to their reservation.
With the purchase of 131,000 hectares of land in Australia's Queensland state, the state continues its commitment to restoring native land.
Kava comes in many traditional names, all relating to the root of the Piper methysticum plant, consumed with company when mixed with water
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