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Southern Landowners Welcome Woodpeckers

The owners of historic timberlands and vast hunting properties containing some of South Carolina’s best longleaf pine forests are pioneering a new approach t

Thinking Big to Restore the Gulf of Mexico

New land rises from the sea in just a few places around the world, hot spots of regeneration such as Hawaii, Iceland, Japan … and Pascagoula, Mississip

Racing to Protect Mule Deer Migration

It’s hard to believe that until just a few years ago, biologists had yet to document or study a 150-mile migration of thousands of large mammals through Wyom

Restoring Flow, Reviving a Marsh

Before European settlement, the floodplains of what would become Michigan fueled vast, dynamic ecosystems.

Youth Crew Pitch In for National Forests

California’s forests have had a tough couple of years. Droughts, beetles, fires and other factors have taken a terrible toll.

Conserving Diversity of Species

Eastern Indigo Snakes Return to Forests

The eastern indigo snake owes its scientific name, Drymarchon couperi, to a Greek phrase meaning “lord of the forest.” It’s a fitting description.

Helping Ancient Fish Survive in Modern Times

Few freshwater fish capture the imagination quite like lake sturgeon.

Restoring the Gulf’s Shorebirds and Seabirds

It’s been a tough couple of years for shorebirds and seabirds along the Gulf Coast.

Preventing Conflicts Between People and Bears

In the mountains of northwestern Montana dealing with grizzly bears often requires a personal touch.