Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 8/4/2026 Canada’s ability to prevent forest fires lags behind the need. Migrating bison don't just consume grass—they help create healthier grasslands. And more...
Fighting Wildfires Canada’s Ability to Prevent Forest Fires Lags Behind the Need Canada’s capacity to prevent wildfires has been shrinking for decades because of budget cuts, a loss of some of the country’s forest service staff, and onerous rules for fire prevention, turning some of its forests into a tinderbox.
Yellowstone Bison Bison Haven't Moved Like This In A Century And The Effects On The Land Are Staggering Scientists America's largest native herbivore continues to demonstrate its vital role as an ecosystem engineer.
Bio-Diversity Yellowstone Elk Migration Trail: Amazing Camera Trap Highlights Elk, mule deer, coyotes, wolves, grizzly bear, and a porcupine all use the same trail high in the mountains of western Wyoming in this video by the Wyoming Migration Initiative
horses and wildfire How Donkeys Help Prevent Wildfires in Spain Meet Catalonia's newest and furriest firefighters: a herd of 62 rescue donkeys.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 7/28/2026 The deadliest animal in America. Rediscovering Grand Teton migrations. U.S. resumes cattle imports from Mexico while in Screwworm crisis. And more...
New World Screwworm As Screwworm Spread Continues, U.S. Resumes Cattle Imports from Mexico The United States will reopen parts of the southern border to Mexican cattle imports in August after keeping it closed for more than a year to prevent the spread of the New World screwworm
Deadly Animals The Deadliest Animal in America Isn’t a Bear, a Shark, or a Snake. It’s Not Even Close A surgeon analyzed nine years of CDC fatality data to rank every animal most likely to kill you in the U.S. The top two on the list will stop you cold — and permanently change how you think about outdoor risk.
Biodiversity Animal Trails: Rediscovering Grand Teton Migrations Recent GPS tracking of migratory mule deer and other big game species revealed that animal trails radiate out in all directions from Jackson Hole to the far reaches of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Alaskan Volcanoes 1,578-Foot Wave: Unearthed Footage Shows Aftermath of Alaska Mega-Tsunami Helicopter crews fly over Tracy Arm to reveal forests erased, rock walls scraped clean, and the haunting scars left behind by one of history’s tallest waves.
"Invasion Biology" Want to Fight the Feral Hog Problem in Texas? Start With $8k, a Helicopter and a Machine Gun. “Helicopter hog hunting in and of itself does not reduce the total feral hog population by a very large amount,” Britt said, “but it can manage a regional area.”
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 7/21/2026 Federal and state officials are dramatically expanding sterile-fly releases. Feral pigs are tearing up America. Opposing wild horse rewilding is recklessly negligent. And more..
Feral Pigs How Wild Beast Invasion is Tearing Up America - and Killing More People Than Sharks: 'I'd Rather Get Eaten by an Alligator' An invasion of wild beasts is wreaking havoc across America – and shocking figures reveal they are killing more people than sharks.
Wild Horse Fire Brigade The 2026 Ranger Road Fire Proves Livestock Grazing Alone Has Failed — And Opposing Wild Horse Rewilding in Unsuitable Lands Is Recklessly Negligent The 2026 Ranger Road Fire has reignited debate over how America manages wildfire fuels.
New World Screwworm USDA Releases Nearly 400 Million Sterile Flies In Texas In Fight Against New World Screwworm Officials urge vigilance for livestock injuries amid outbreak
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 7/14/2026 A hydrothermal basin can rearrange itself overnight. Plants respond to their surroundings in ways that challenge our assumptions about intelligence and awareness. An invasive hog population can become a vehicle for an entirely different biological threat.
Yellowstone Ecosystem Another Hydrothermal Explosion Has Occurred at Yellowstone National Park A new hydrothermal explosion at Yellowstone's Biscuit Basin created boiling pools, fresh vents, and dramatic changes to the landscape. The event is a powerful reminder that even America's most iconic national park remains a living, evolving system where nature—not humans—sets the timetable.
Biodiversity We May Be Surrounded by Trillions of Conscious Beings, Research Suggests—And They Aren’t Human We might need to reconsider our position in the consciousness hierarchy.
New World Screwworm Two of Texas’s Deadliest Pests Are Bound to Clash. Will Anybody Win? The flesh-eating New World screwworm has returned to Texas—and the state’s millions of fast-moving feral hogs could turn a dangerous livestock outbreak into a far larger crisis.
Pine Marten See Two Scottish Pine Martens Start a Food Fight This is a video about The European pine marten, also known as the pine marten or the European marten, a mustelid native to and widespread in most of Europe, Asia Minor, the Caucasus and parts of Iran, Iraq and Syria. The American marten (Martes americana), also known as the American
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 7/7/2026 The lesson this week is simple: conservation works best when it is grounded in biology, measured by outcomes, and humble enough to adapt.
Forestries Fig Trees May Benefit Climate By Turning Carbon Dioxide Into Stone - New Scientist Some carbon dioxide absorbed by fig trees gets turned into calcium carbonate within the wood and the surrounding soil, ensuring that the carbon is kept out of the air for longer
Chronic Wasting Disease Chronic Wasting Disease Detected for First Time in Yellowstone National Park Chronic Wasting Disease has officially reached Yellowstone National Park. The first confirmed case in a mule deer underscores the growing challenge facing wildlife managers as a fatal disease continues to spread through deer, elk, and moose populations across the American West.
Bio-Diversity Goats Clearing Meadows and Forest at Pitchstone Waters #4 We use goats instead of herbicides to control weeds and stimulate grasses in sagebrush meadows
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 6/30/2026 Coffee waste becomes forest recovery. Goats become habitat managers. Ranchers become conservation practitioners. And more....
