Scientists stuck grizzly bears on treadmills and confirmed they hate hills as much as we do By Hannah Seo / Mar 31, 2021
Wisconsin permitted people to hunt a contentious species. That might change next year. By Phil Bourjaily/Field & Stream / Mar 19, 2021
Eastern coyotes are increasingly common—here are 5 facts to know about them By Bob Humphrey/ Outdoor Life / Mar 12, 2021
Wisconsin hunters have already killed more gray wolves than allowed By Alan Clemons/ Outdoor Life / Mar 1, 2021
Post-pandemic seafood could be more sustainable. Here’s how tech is driving the change. By Virginia Gewin / Feb 23, 2021
Biden sets an ambitious goal to protect 30 percent of US lands and waters By Christine Peterson/ Outdoor Life / Feb 22, 2021
This ancient fish-crocodile mashup snared its prey using a key adaptation By Kate Baggaley / Feb 3, 2021
Fish blood could hold the answer to safer de-icing solutions during snowstorms By Monika Bleszynski/The Conversation / Feb 1, 2021
Sharks and rays are far less abundant in the world’s oceans than 50 years ago By Kate Baggaley / Jan 27, 2021
Once you know what happens to food you leave outdoors, you’ll stop doing it By Alisha McDarris / Jan 14, 2021
The happiness and heartbreak of a daughter’s first fishing trip By Jonathon Klein/Field & Stream / Dec 30, 2020
Before we knew how bird migration worked, scientists had some truly wild theories By Alice Gorman/MIT Press Reader / Dec 17, 2020
The Trump administration’s environmental legacy can be undone. Here’s how. By Purbita Saha / Dec 9, 2020
North America’s biggest salmon run may no longer be in danger By Alex Robinson / Outdoor Life / Nov 30, 2020
The secret to helping this resilient whale species lies in its genes By Emma Carroll/The Conversation / Nov 2, 2020
Dinosaurs may have evolved into birds, but early flights didn’t go so well By Kate Baggaley / Oct 23, 2020
Check out the breathtaking winners of the 2020 Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest By Rachael Zisk / Oct 20, 2020
Birds are dinosaurs, and this fossil detective has rooms full of bones to prove it By Science Friday / Oct 15, 2020
How scientists try to weigh some of the fattest bears on Earth By María Paula Rubiano A. / Oct 2, 2020
Whale ‘roadkill’ is on the rise off California. A new detection system could help. By Erik Olsen / Sep 29, 2020
Few people knew female birds had unique songs—until women started studying them By Omland, Rose & Odom/The Conversation / Sep 28, 2020
Migrating monarchs are in trouble. Here’s how we can all help them. By D. André Green II/The Conversation / Sep 23, 2020
Blood, death, and eye gouging: welcome to the world of acorn woodpeckers By Kate Baggaley / Sep 9, 2020
The Great American Outdoors Act proves that grassroots advocacy and democracy still work By Robinson & Krebs/ Outdoor Life / Aug 6, 2020
How to pick the right wildlife trail camera By Joe Genzel and Rich Howell/ Outdoor Life / Aug 2, 2020
Escaped exotic animals are changing the Texas landscape By Asher Elbein/Texas Observer / Jul 31, 2020
With the US-Canada border closed, wildlife tourism is hurting By Joe Genzel/ Outdoor Life / Jul 15, 2020
Less roadkill during the pandemic could translate to more deer down the road By Joe Genzel/ Outdoor Life / Jul 11, 2020
White-throated sparrows are ditching their classic song for a new tune By Kate Baggaley / Jul 6, 2020
Black birders have never been safe or celebrated By Jacqueline L. Scott/The Conversation / Jun 5, 2020