The 1914 death of Martha, the last known passenger pigeon, marked the end of a species that had once dominated North America's skies. Gone was an ecological force that had etched itself into the ...

A species never before seen in North America was found in California. Story by Suzie Dundas • 2mo. A t first glance, the ...

Animalia 75 percent of North America’s bird species are in decline, study says. Birds are rapidly vanishing from North America, with dramatic population losses in places that were once thought safe.

The scientific name of the passenger pigeon Ectopistes migratorius means ‘wandering migrant’ in Latin. It’s a fairly accurate name, considering the species’ nomadic lifestyle. They’d travel hundreds ...

The “next” passenger pigeon, if there ever is one, might lead a life not so different from that of the last of the original species. In her final days, Martha lived alone. Her wings drooped ...

Analysis of nearly 500 bird species across North America has found that three-quarters are declining across their ranges, with two-thirds of the total shrinking significantly.

Where to see 1000s of North America’s largest swallow species in flight by: Cora Neas. Posted: Jul 24, 2024 / 05:19 PM CDT. Updated: Jul 24, 2024 / 07:21 PM CDT.

BOSTON — An effort to revitalize marine species and improve water quality now has a home in Boston Harbor. The first two "living seawalls" in North America were recently installed on existing ...

More than 22% of native pollinators in North America are at an elevated risk of extinction, the research found. Researchers blame habitat loss, pesticide use and climate change for the problem.

“Eradicating an introduced species from the continental United States is a rare and monumental achievement,” Chris Alice Kratzer, author of The Social Wasps of North America, says in an email ...

Invasive and non-native golden mussels were discovered in Port Stockton, with officials calling it a "significant immediate threat" and the first known discovery of the species in North America.

A species never before seen in North America was found in California 'Without containment, golden mussels are likely to spread' By Suzie Dundas, Freelance Writer Nov 6, 2024.