Northern California — Biologists announced in early March that a pair of reintroduced California condors had built the species’ first nest in the Pacific Northwest in more than a century. The birds selected a remote cavity high in an old-growth redwood tree within Yurok ancestral territory along Redwood Creek. This milestone, detected through satellite tracking ...
Millions of supporters gathered virtually and in person on March 20, 2026, to observe World Rewilding Day under the unifying theme “#ChooseOurFuture.” Organized by the Global Rewilding Alliance, the event highlighted rewilding’s role in restoring ecosystems amid climate challenges and biodiversity loss. Participants from six continents shared visions of thriving landscapes, from film screenings to ...
Panama – The vivid yellow Panamanian golden frog, a cherished national symbol, has not graced the wild streams of central Panama since 2009. A relentless fungal disease wiped out populations in their last refuge at El Valle de Anton five years earlier. Conservationists marked a turning point late last year by releasing 100 captive-bred frogs ...
Researchers in South Korea unearthed a partial skeleton in 2023 that revealed a previously unknown dinosaur species, marking the nation’s first such discovery since 2011. The find on Aphae Island, part of the southwestern coast, dates to the mid-Cretaceous period around 100 million years ago and includes rare skull fragments alongside other bones. This breakthrough ...
Picture a version of North America where enormous, shaggy elephants thunder across open grasslands, wolf packs the size of small armies chase down camels taller than basketball hoops, and a bear the size of a pickup truck sprints after its prey at highway speeds. That wasn’t a fantasy world. That was the real North America, ...
Dinosaurs have captivated the human imagination for centuries, ever since the first fossil hunters started unearthing enormous, mysterious bones from the earth. Most of us grew up with a pretty simple mental image: giant, slow, gray reptiles stomping through a prehistoric jungle. Honestly? That picture couldn’t be further from the truth. What paleontologists have uncovered ...
Sixty-six million years ago, the most spectacular and terrifying creatures to ever walk this planet simply vanished. Gone. The rulers of Earth for over 150 million years – wiped from existence in what feels, geologically speaking, like the blink of an eye. It’s the kind of story that keeps scientists up at night, fuels fierce ...
Samut Sakhon province, Thailand – Residents stumbled upon an unusual sight near a railway track one morning in early January. The injured primate, with its distinctive pot belly, reddish-brown coat, and oversized upturned nose, stood out sharply against the familiar local wildlife. Local authorities soon confirmed the animal’s exotic origins, sparking investigations into how such ...
New Ireland Province, Papua New Guinea – Coastal communities along the east coast have grappled with a puzzling environmental disaster since December 2025. Thousands of fish and marine organisms washed ashore dead, while hundreds of residents reported severe illnesses after contact with the seawater. Authorities continue to investigate the cause amid growing concerns over food ...
The Nature Journal Educator’s Forum hosted a compelling session on July 3, 2024, where Dr. Stephanie Dole, widely known as the Beetle Lady, shared her extensive knowledge on guiding children through insect investigations. With decades of experience in entomology education, Dole emphasized practical strategies that protect both young explorers and the creatures they study. This ...
