Salvaging the Frosted Flatwoods Salamander’s Breeding Season in Florida and Georgia

The painstaking campaign to save the frosted flatwoods salamander from extinction

The article details the intensive, painstaking efforts by biologists like Nicole Dahrouge to save the frosted flatwoods salamander, one of N

The United States in 1906 planted Australian melaleuca trees to drain Florida's wetlands, but scientists now say they spread across nearly 500,000 acres, replacing native sawgrass marshes with dense invasive forests that alter fire and water cycles

Troubling waters: what future for our ponds, lakes, rivers and canals?

Connecting with Nature: My experience volunteering for water voles

Nebraska farmer uses regenerative agriculture and buffer strips to protect watershed and combat Gulf dead zone

A short documentary from Water Hub highlights Christensen Farms in Nebraska, where farmer Graham uses regenerative agriculture practices lik

Pacific newts: Toxic, cannibalistic amphibians of the West Coast forests

The article introduces the four species of Pacific newts (genus Taricha): the California newt, rough-skinned newt, red-bellied newt, and Sie