In our last article ("Gardening Undercover," March 13), we suggested ways to protect your vegetable garden from slugs, snails ...

Besides burning thousands of homes and displacing residents, the January fires, like earlier ones, upended the natural ...

If you’re from Texas you may have heard the story of Ol’ Rip, a lizard that was sealed in a time capsule for 30 years, but ...

“Human land use and cover change is rapidly altering the size, type and configuration of habitat” for the amphibians and ...

Have you ever looked into the mirror and wondered just how deeply your roots stretch back in the tree of life? It might surprise you to learn that you, a modern human, share an ancient bond with slimy ...

When Victor Sanchez and his family moved to Faribault three years ago, they found an event they can take their two daughters ...

Costa Rica’s highways are packed with animal lovers searching for a glimpse of a sloth or red-eyed tree frog. Too many of the ...

Stewarding the trees and forests around us is not just for scientists, adventurers or cultural experts. Volunteers are needed ...

a brown anole was spotted perched on a tree trunk near the Bayfront MRT station. Subsequently, 11 more were spotted in less than 1½ hours. As for the greenhouse frog, the first sighting of the ...

It has informed the conservation status of two species under the EPBC Act, with the Sphagnum Frog (Philoria sphagnicola) and the Davies Tree Frog (Litoria davieasae) now both listed as “Vulnerable”.

When the winter snow melts and the spring rain begins, vernal pools appear on the landscape. These ephemeral wetlands form in depressions in forests or ridge lines and offer essential breeding habitat ...

One of the species that we work with around here, it's called Cope's Gray tree frog. And their typical mating call, it's a trill. So it's like, “beep, beep.” Marina Henke: That chorus of beeps ...