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Birds of America
Ten Fun Facts About Algae
Algae can power planes, churn out—and eat up—oxygen, grow to hundreds of feet, and more.
Walking a Puma on a South American Volunteer Vacation
A travel writer’s gripping tale of working with a ferocious feline.
Mountain High: the Allure of the Country's Grandest Peak
One of the world’s first eco-lodges, Alaska's Camp Denali is an ideal jumping-off place for exploring America’s greatest wilderness, with wolves, bears, and caribou, all in the shadow of our most magnificent mountain.
Smoke on the Water: Stopping a Coal-fired Power Plant in Arkansas
Nationwide, coal-fired power plants appear to be on the way out. But in southwest Arkansas—next to some of the finest fish and wildlife habitat anywhere—one may be on the way in.
Doggone: Prairie Dogs Face a New and Deadly Threat
Prairie dogs have been eliminated from more than 95 percent of their grassland habitat. And now they, and the vast and complicated ecosystems they sustain, face a new and deadly threat.
How to Count Grizzlies
An intensive DNA study will help wildlife managers design better recovery strategies for the threatened bears.
Beauty and the Bomb: Puerto Rico's Vieques
Bombs once exploded on Isla de Vieques during naval exercises. Now that the military range has been turned into a wildlife refuge, the fireworks on this Puerto Rican island are created by glowing microorganisms in its bioluminescent bay.
