Home at Last
After 131 years, bison return to the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming, helping restore an ecosystem—and heal the past
On May 3, 2017, a newborn male bison entered the world on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming, a historic event signaling the rebirth of an iconic species on these tribal lands—and of the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho people who share them.
President’s View: United in the Fight for Conservation
Our new take on a classic “Ding” Darling cartoon reflects today’s conservation army
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Beavers as Ecopartners
These aquatic mammals are helping restore parched ecosystems in the West
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Flag a Fence, Save a Sage-Grouse
A low-tech tool is preventing sage-grouse deaths while teaching youth about conservation
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News of the Wild
Bees once again making headlines, the world's fastest flying animal and more
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Mammals in Motion
Nine amazing images capture a law of nature: Survival demands movement
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Nature’s Jewels
More than mere decoration, iridescent hues often serve a vital purpose
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Worth Their Weight in Gold
Belying a bad reputation, goldenrods do not trigger allergies—but do benefit pollinators
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Broader Role for Botanical Gardens
Once known for exotic plant collections, botanical gardens increasingly focus on native species
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9 Tips for Gardening with Kids
One of the best things you can cultivate in your yard is a new wildlife gardener
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Nature's Witness: Small Wonders
A photographer captures an image of a caterpillar as it enjoys a morning bite
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Shared Moment: Tough Love
A photographer captures a dynamic image of a mother bobcat teaching her offspring a bit of self-defe...
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