It's no surprise that a fish caught near sod banks, beach shorelines, piers, jetties or nearshore bunker schools is ...

Levels of mercury in Arctic wildlife could continue to rise significantly even as countries curb their emissions, a new study suggests. Researchers analyzed more than 700 samples of fish, mammals ...

The rise in wildlife trafficking is casting a shadow over Costa Rica’s tourism industry, which relies heavily on its reputation as a biodiversity hotspot. In 2024, tourism generated $5.4 billion, ...

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The wildfires across Manitoba are having both an immediate and long-term impact on wildlife, experts say. At Wildlife Haven in Ile des Chenes, Man., they’re seeing an influx of species of birds ...

How to photograph wildlife ethically. Putting the well-being of animals first should be every photographer’s goal. National Geographic photographers share tips on how they do it.

A new wildlife overpass on the Trans Canada Highway, about an hour west of Calgary, named after former Alberta premier Peter Lougheed, officially opened on Friday.

A team of researchers in Vermont found that two wildlife underpasses in Monkton, Vermont, have decreased amphibian vehicular deaths by 80 percent since they were installed in 2015.

Dhanbad: Check dams built in the Tundi and Topchanchi forest areas of Dhanbad have emerged as a lifeline for both villagers and wildlife this summer. .

In the heart of Dublin, scientists have discovered that the air holds more than melodies and Guinness-infused cheer it carries invisible traces of life, from wildlife to drugs and even human diseases.

A post shared by Vermont Fish & Wildlife (@vtfishandwildlife) In 2015, officials installed two concrete tunnels under a roughly 0.8-mile stretch of road that crosses the amphibians’ migration path.