Thu 5 Nov 2026 11.56 AEDT Woodside Energy is pushing ahead with plans for underwater surveys at Scott Reef, more than two years after Western Australia’s environmental watchdog raised serious concerns about irreversible damage from its proposed Browse gas development. The energy giant…
Washington state has banned the sale or transport of English ivy and its cousin, Atlantic ivy. The leafy holiday decorations are also aggressive invaders of Northwest forests. Ivy roots climb into the canopy of a forest on the Shoreline College…
Kara holding the two catches with proud doggies. Critters, critters, everywhere, always wanting to munch in the garden! Last year, it was rabbits everywhere, who saw our fencing as a personal challenge and managed to nibble up many broccoli plants.
Cute as bats may be from a comfortable distance, these wild animals are less welcome when they decide to move into your home. Like birds, bats in your attic can leave droppings (or "guano") stink and can eat through the…
New York recently finalized their 2025–2035 State Wildlife Action Plan. This roadmap helps direct conservation toward species and habitats considered most in need of help over the coming decade. We spoke with DEC Wildlife Biologist Breanna Denoncour, who helped coordinate this…
ALBANY â Outdoor enthusiasts and hikers are encouraged to refrain from visiting caves and mines during the fall and winter months to reduce human disturbance to endangered and threatened bats. A bat with White Nose Syndrome is shown in a…
By Raul R. Ascunce A little over a year ago, the Dog Park on Ridge opened in our little community. It was, and still is, a passion project for the wife and a committee of dog lovers. It took about four…
John Davis, rewilding advocate for the Adirondack Council, said that many of the species listed in the plan are imperiled in part because of the lack of carnivores. Without any natural predators, deer become overabundant in forests, resulting in decreased…
Home → Features → History and Humanities → History Once the preserve of the aristocracy, rabbits became commonplace by the end of the Middle Ages as the world was turned upside down after the arrival of plague. The European rabbit is a common…
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