The iconic landscape of Yellowstone National Park has witnessed an increase in forest cover, thanks to this wild animal.

The Larimer Conservation District has removed more than 100,000 trees from Colorado's forests — all for the betterment of the land.

In Yellowstone, this involves wolves and other large carnivores, elk, and willows. The research, which utilized previously ...

Two rescued sea lions, one adult and one pup, were released back into the ocean last week on a private beach at Camp ...

A recent study published in the Journal of Ecology, led by the UAB and CREAF, analyzes 25 years of evolution of 445,000 trees ...

City leaders engaged in a master plan process for the 200-acre park on Tuesday considered how hobbyist uses might coexist ...

Farmers practicing regenerative agriculture foster and protect relationships between people, land, waterbodies, livestock, wildlife and even microbial life in soil ...

What is the biggest animal in the world? It is worth noting that the largest living animals in the world today aren’t land animals, because on land they must struggle against the forces of gravity to ...

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