A news release from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign describes the day that researcher Benjamin Van Doren ...

Perdido Key State Park offers great access to gorgeous white sand beaches, picnicking, swimming, fishing, and birdwatchi ...

Dove hunters, who think the best wing shooting of the year is over about the time college football starts, could be missing ...

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Minnesota chose the common loon as its state bird in 1961 because lawmakers and bird experts agreed that no other animal ...

So many places in Tom Lee Park beckon me to linger. Adirondack chairs overlook the river, hammocks are nestled in the trees, ...

When people think about habitats on Earth, they likely picture forests, oceans or grasslands. Few think to look up. Yet the lower atmosphere, or troposphere, may be the largest habitat on the planet.

You can see bald eagles nesting high in evergreen trees in Blaine, a 30-minute car ride north of Bellingham, according to the ...

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American naturalist Henry David Thoreau wrote that “all the laws of nature will bend and adapt themselves to the least motion of man.” More than 150 years later, Thoreau's assessment has proven true.

Tracking bald eagle migrations for several years revealed that the birds begin to fly north in the summer and fly south again in the winter. While these migratory tendencies are associated with ...