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The Northern Saw-whet Owl
One of North America’s most enigmatic and least understood birds is the owl, which may not be totally surprising given the nocturnal habits of these birds. But the Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius… ,Read More Audubon > News
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City Life is Hard for Raptors. Can Removing Rat Poison Make it Easier?
Earlier this year, Chicago residents were delighted to watch a pair of Great Horned Owls take up residence in Lincoln Park, a swath of green along the city’s edge, and thrilled in seeing the family… ,Read More Audubon > News
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The Northern Saw-whet Owl
One of North America’s most enigmatic and least understood birds is the owl, which may not be totally surprising given the nocturnal habits of these birds. But the Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius… ,Read More Audubon > News
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City Life is Hard for Raptors. Can Removing Rat Poison Make it Easier?
Earlier this year, Chicago residents were delighted to watch a pair of Great Horned Owls take up residence in Lincoln Park, a swath of green along the city’s edge, and thrilled in seeing the family… ,Read More Audubon > News
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Humboldt Glacier’s Demise
Venezuela is the first postglacial nation in the Andes, as its last substantial patch of ice is now considered too small to flow under its own weight. Read More…
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Faster alerts for megaquakes: Early-warning system gets major upgrade
The improvements could mean that West Coast residents would receive an earlier, more accurate estimate of magnitude before the earth starts shaking. ,Read More The Seattle Times Environment – The Seattle Times
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Where to see creatures as Puget Sound has lowest tides of year
Beach naturalists will be stationed at several beaches around Seattle and Puget Sound, including at Golden Gardens Park. ,Read More The Seattle Times Environment – The Seattle Times
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The Challenges Our Oceans Face, And the Actions We Can Take
If I asked you to close your eyes and think of the ocean, what images come to mind? Waves lapping at the shore, grainy sand, maybe a bird or two wheeling overhead against a clear blue sky? Even for… ,Read More Audubon > News
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As ‘Zombie’ Deer Disease Spreads, Scientists Look for Answers
Chronic wasting disease, which slowly destroys the brains of deer and elk, is hard to detect, impossible to treat, and spreading across North America. Researchers are mounting new efforts to understand the deadly disease, amid concerns it could someday spill over to humans. Read more on E360 → ,Read More Yale E360
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Delhi to get water from neighbouring states amid severe crisis
There should be no politics over water, India’s court says, as it orders neighbouring states to release water for parched Delhi ,Read More The Independent News
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