Philippine 'Raptor Boy' Shows It Takes a Village to Protect an Eagle Migration Route
Joriden Ligoyligoy is 15 years old, and he's known as the 'raptor boy' of the Philippines. Learn about his conservation work.
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Amazing Photos Show the Movements of Diving Kingfisher After Photographer Waited Two Years for Perfect Pics
Accountant Vince waited 2 years to get the perfect photos of a diving kingfisher at a pond in Norwich, Norfolk.
Scientists Work to Turn the Tide of Oyster and Seagrass Decline in Chesapeake Bay, Often by Hand
Scientists from the Institute of Marine Science in Virginia are working to improve the lives of oysters and seagrass in the Chesapeake Bay.
This Road Trip Map Helps You Visit the 47 Iconic National Parks in the Shortest Time
Excluding those offshore, a data scientist used an algorithm on Google Maps to create the optimal road trip to 47 mainland National Parks.
Bandicoots Return to Australian National Park After Being Locally Extinct For More Than a Century
The locally extinct bandicoots have been reintroduced to the NSW outback as part of a major rewilding project led by UNSW Sydney.
Mining Zinc, Nickel, and Cobalt from Plants: "Phytomining" is the Sustainable Future
Mining companies look to scientists to demonstrate "phytomining" on a large scale, letting plants pull nickel out of the ground instead.
See the Moment a Shark Appears to Pose for a Selfie With a Diver, and Crack the Same Huge Smile
William Drumm managed to get a selfie with a whale shark on Isla Mujeres while taking images there. Check it out.
Irish Metalhead Turns His Ancestral Estate into Model of Rewilding: It Naturally Grew Into Biodiverse Eden
Lord Dunsany, Randall Plunkett, was once a city slicker death metal musician, but now he's trying to save the earth, turning land into wilds.
New Zealand is Hearing the Kiwi Call Once Again After 5 Years of Silence: 'It's Amazing'
The Kiwi Call Count, an auditory population survey gathered by human listeners, has found a 50% increase in the sites with kiwi birds.
Researchers Find Real-life SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Star
An NOAA remote submersible found a spitting image of SpongeBob SquarePants and his friend Patrick Star, on a seamount in the North Atlantic.
Ditch That Hard-to-Grow Lawn And Start Cultivating Moss, Instead
The benefits of growing a traditional Japanese moss garden or lawn over a normal grass lawn are many and persuasive.
Two-Headed Turtle Discovered Hatched on South Carolina Beach Gives Conservationists a Big Surprise
Edisto Beach State Park sea turtle patrol found a 2-headed turtle in South Carolina recently—see the photos.
Falcons Have Natural 'Eye Makeup' to Improve Hunting Ability, Scientists Discover
South African researchers in Cape Town have discovered that falcons have natural black eye makeup to help improve their hunting abilities.
Duetting Songbirds 'Mute' the Musical Mind of Their Partner to Stay in Sync, Researchers Find
Duetting songbirds 'mute' the musical mind of their partner to stay in sync, researchers at New Jersey Institute of Technology have found.
Thirsty Butterfly Fleeing Wildfire Drinks Water Straight From Aid Worker's Hand -WATCH
A thirsty butterfly fleeing wildifires in Southern Turkey was found drinking water from an aid worker's palm.
Scientists Studying Crows Get Big Surprise -They're So Smart They Understand the Concept of Zero
Research from Germany has shown crows probably have consciousness, self-awareness, and now, the power to understand the counting unit of 0.
Spend 3 Weeks at a Luxury Hotel as Their Photographer Chasing Northern Lights
In return for a 3-week paid vacation in their luxurious Aurora Borealis observatory, Hotel Rangá invites photographers to work for them.
This Year's Perseid Meteor Shower Will Be Super-Bright With Up To 50 Shooting Stars An Hour
Here's where and when to watch the Perseid meteor shower this July and August in the Northern Hemisphere. Enjoy the show.
Diver Emerges Unscathed From the Mouth of Humpback Whale: 'I was completely inside'
A lobster diver was swallowed whole by a humpback whale off Provincetown. Luckily, he's now out of hospital and doing well.
Volunteers in India Do it Again-Planting 250 Million Saplings in Single Day and Seeing 80% Survival Rate
In the state of Uttar Pradesh, volunteers planted 250 million tree saplings in specially-designated geocodes to track survival rates.
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