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The Interior secretary cut more than one-third from the bird's critical habitat just after his department said it should be listed as endangered.

Federal fishery managers took decisive action to protect Atlantic herring, a fish many seabirds eat.

Purple Martins exposed to bright nighttime light migrated eight days early—which could lead to starvation at their breeding grounds.

Two new positions within the Biden White House will yoke expertise in bipartisan climate action with international diplomacy and domestic policy.

Few species are as polarizing as these urbanites, but one thing is indisputable: Their ubiquity is a sign of their adaptability and success.

In 1850, Cooper anonymously published a book whose call for conservation won praise from Charles Darwin. It was largely forgotten—until recently.

A fresh look at how the statehouse can support Arizona’s waterways.

As many predicted, the first auction of oil rights in the wildlife refuge earned taxpayers a tiny fraction of what pro-drilling politicians promised.

New research reveals a previously uncounted benefit of the Clean Air Act—at a time when the Trump administration is weakening its protections.

Just days before leaving office, the administration has finalized its three-year rush to gut the Migratory Bird Treaty Act—despite a court ruling that its position is against the law and will increase preventable bird deaths.