Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 10/28/2025 The slaughter of elk at Yellowstone National Park. The long-term Plan for American ranchers. Why this cattle farmer moves his cows every day. And more...
Elk The Slaughter of Elk at Yellowstone National Park Limited hunting and treatment for brucellosis are essential for elk herd health in Yellowstone. NOTE: this article was originally published to JSTORDaily.org on August 18, 2021. It was written by Adam M. Sowards. After a year trapped in quarantine, summer travelers are getting outside to be in nature. National
cattle ranchers The Long-Term Plan for American Ranchers "The President hears them, he has to address both of these problems—for the ranchers, but also for the American consumer. He promised to lower costs, and that's what he's committed to doing."
Animal Growth Why This Cattle Farmer Moves His Cows Every Day Methane emissions from cattle contribute to climate change – but Will Harris says he has a solution.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 10/21/2025 New World screwworm once again dangerously near Texas. A turning point in how nature-based solutions can restore ecosystems. State agencies generally produce better results than federal agencies. And more...
Screwworm Special Report: New World Screwworm In light of the imminent threat of New World screwworm looming along the Texas-Mexico border, Borderlands Research Institute has pulled together the following information and resources to help guide ranchers and farmers.
Beavers Dams They Put Beavers On Dead Land With No Trees — What Happened Next Is Unreal The remarkable saga of beaver dam restoration, the fight against beaver dam extinction, and the hidden story behind beaver dam locations extinction that once threatened entire landscapes.
Bio-Diversity "Conserving" Wild Bison? Decades of experience with wildlife and forestry management show that state agencies generally produce better results than federal agencies.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 10/14/2025 America’s ambitious plan to restore the Wild West. Five iconic animals of Yellowstone. And more...
Bighorn Five Iconic Animals of Yellowstone Learn about wolves, elk, grizzly bears, bison, and river otters that call Yellowstone home.
Resources America’s Ambitious Plan to Restore the Wild West By reintroducing iconic species like bison and pronghorns, we’re helping them reclaim their rightful place on the plains.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 10/7/2025 The European bison is making a powerful return to the wild. A team of biologists in northern Minnesota document wolves that fish. And more...
Resources They Released Hundreds of Bisons Into a Dying Forest and After 10 Years, Result Was Insane Once nearly extinct, the European bison is making a powerful return to the wild.
"Wolves" Watch This Wolf Go Fishing Wolves are thought of as red-meat eaters, but a team of biologists in northern Minnesota, near Voyageurs National Park, has documented a pack that often enjoys a meal of fish.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 9/30/2025 The hunt for earth’s most mysterious creatures is turning up extraordinary results. Polar bears have settled in an abandoned weather station. And more....
Bears Polar Bears Have Settled in An Abandoned Weather Station Novosibirsk photographer Vadim Makhorov showed a family of polar bears who have taken over the houses of an abandoned weather station on Koluchin Island in the Chukchi Sea. The footage was captured using a drone, which the predators tried to catch with their paws and teeth.
Biodiversity The Hunt For Earth’s Most Mysterious Creatures Is Turning Up Extraordinary Results Scientists are looking for the "dark matter" of the animal kingdom — and it's revealing how little we know about life on our planet.
Bio-Diversity Rangeland Restoration: Subsoil Contour Plowing at Circle Ranch, in far-West Texas Subsoil contour plowing is an excellent way to increase water absorption in the desert grasslands of far-West Texas and Southern New Mexico. The effectiveness of the practice is shown in these before-and-after comparisons. NOTE: this post was originally published to this site on October 9, 2017, and again on March
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 9/23/2025 Yellowstone bison are reshaping the park's ecosystems in a positive way. Results of a small tree plant. The beauty of the Navajo Nation. And more...
Videos I Planted a Forest Four Years Ago An excellent example of nature's resiliency.... From the videographer: FOREST UPDATE 2025: In 2021 I planted a tree a minute, for 24 hours, on my mates farm. It was freakin hard work, but also one of the coolest, most rewarding days I’ve ever had. I made a
Yellowstone Bison Scientists Spent 6 Years Tracking Yellowstone's Great Bison Migration. What They Found is Remarkable New research from the US national park shows migrating bison enrich grasslands – boosting plant nutrition, soil health and biodiversity.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 9/16/2025 Balancing grizzly bear restoration with people and their livelihoods. The plan to recreate the world’s largest bison herd. Conservation using hunting as a primary tool.
Resources 10 Creepy, Abandoned Places Reclaimed by Nature Across the world, land that has been used and abandoned by humans is being recolonised by the plants and animals that were there in the first place. Cal Flyn highlights ten hotspots where wildlife is thriving among the ruins.
Tom Opre From Africa to Yellowstone: Tom Opre on Conservation Stories That Matter Leslie Heaney sits down with Tom Opre — filmmaker, storyteller, and founder of the Shepherds of Wildlife Society, a nonprofit dedicated to reconnecting people and wildlife through powerful documentary films.
