Arizona’s Sonoyta Mud Turtle May Lose Last U.S. Refuge to Border Wall Construction

The tiny frog that could: How Arizona is pulling a threatened species back from the edge

Chiricahua leopard frogs get new homes, but first it has to rain

Can Clusters of Human-Constructed Ponds in the Arizona Desert Save a Threatened Frog?

U.S. Closes Southern Border Ports to Livestock Trade Amid New World Screwworm Spread in Mexico

The U.S. Secretary Rollins has shut down southern border ports to livestock trade following the northward spread of New World Screwworm (NWS

A hundred foxes in California were losing ground to coyotes until a solar plant quietly became their fortress with doors only they could use

Endangered San Joaquin kit fox finds unexpected refuge in California solar farms

A story about how the endangered San Joaquin kit fox, running out of natural habitat, has begun taking refuge in solar farms in central Cali