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Olivia Gieger • February 19, 2024
What New Zealand’s bird of the century contest can teach us about conservation
Delaney Dryfoos • September 1, 2022
The fragile estuary is also a vital food source for New Yorkers, including Asian Americans, suffering during the pandemic
Tatum McConnell • August 15, 2022
Evon Hekkala has changed our understanding of African crocodiles, thanks to the emergence of ancient DNA research
![Whooping crane, Grus americana, endangered species native to North America [Credit: Ryan Hagerty | CC 0]](https://scienceline.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/americana-387359_1280.jpg)
Ethan Freedman • January 20, 2021
Biodiversity loss represents a growing environmental threat, conservationists say
Corryn Wetzel and Curtis Segarra • September 28, 2020
For vulnerable wildlife and communities, a steep drop in tourism means an uncertain future
Cici Zhang • June 12, 2017
New online tools aim to save endangered animals, but experts say there are no easy shortcuts
Mark D. Kaufman • May 3, 2017
Congress considers updating the law, a move some think will defang it
Shira Polan • June 29, 2016
DNA barcoding helps hunt down criminals trafficking illegal wildlife products
Knvul Sheikh • June 29, 2016
DNA barcoding helps hunt down criminals trafficking illegal wildlife products
Kelsey R. Kennedy • February 29, 2016
Scientists repurpose drones for environmental research
JoAnna Klein • April 1, 2015
Roughly two thousand sick birds collapse in Idaho: Should chickens be worried?
Chelsea Harvey • November 11, 2013
Federal bird conservation efforts may have far-reaching effects on the environment
Justine E. Hausheer • December 16, 2012
George Amato’s conservation mission
Kelly Slivka • May 21, 2012
Keeping up with New York City's feathered underdogs
Emma Bryce • January 25, 2012
Rita McMahon and her quest to care for the wildlife of New York City