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Invasive species are often the bane of conservation groups. In New Zealand, for example, there are no native land mammals, …
Invasive Snails Bolster Threatened Bird Population in Florida Read More »
King penguins largely resemble their larger and more ubiquitous relatives, emperor penguins. They are the second-largest of the world’s penguin …
Elderly King Penguins Receive New Lenses in Ground-breaking “World First” Procedure Read More »
With a maximum weight of up to 100 pounds, the emperor penguin is amongst the largest and heaviest birds alive …
Largest Ever Penguin Fossil Discovered in New Zealand Read More »
The story of a lonely goose named Blossom has gone viral this week after workers at Riverside Cemetery in Marshalltown, …
John James Audubon was a wildlife artist who is famous for painting America’s birds as well as being a major …
Portland Audubon Becomes Most Recent Audubon Group to Drop Audubon Name Read More »
“There are a range of options the United States regularly considers when there is any outbreak that could affect the …
White House Considering Vaccinating Poultry as Bird Flu Concerns Mount Read More »
The purple martin is a bird which shares a unique relationship with humans, especially in the eastern portion of the …
While environmental groups, such as local Audubon society chapters and the nonprofit Center for Biological Diversity, usually have common goals …
The Wood Stork May Be Removed From the Endangered Species List Read More »
Siberian cranes, also known as “snow cranes” or “Siberian white cranes,” are critically endangered birds which are known for their …
Last Surviving Siberian Crane Leaves Iran for Breeding Grounds in Siberia Read More »
The dusky tetraka is a an extremely rare warbler, found only in Madagascar, who has gone undetected since 1999. Olive …
Nearly Extinct Madagascar Bird Spotted For the First Time in 24 Years Read More »
