Resources Fake Meat in Decline Beyond Meat was off to a sizzling start when it went public in 2019. Yet, something has changed over the last few years.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 4/8/2025 Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation acquires and conveys 23-acres to the Bureau of Land Management. Going against the grain on herd impact. And more….
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Elk Mountain Project - An RMEF Film Volunteers from onX, STIHL, Eberlestock and RMEF teamed up with community members to transform what is no longer a parking spot to nowhere.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 4/1/2025 Yellowstone's wolf dynasty. Secrets of Marmot hibernation. And more...
Yellowstone wolves Fight for Wolf Valley | Yellowstone Wolf Dynasty Yellowstone’s Druid Peak wolves became the most famous wolf pack in the world. Over a 14-year reign, the pack endures invaders and epic battles.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 3/25/2025 How to spot trout in deep water. Buffalo return to Indigenous lands. The noble mission of Tom Opre. And more….
Bison Buffalo Return to Indigenous Lands The film explores what living among the bison once again means for Native people—today and for future generations.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 3/18/2025 One of nature’s greatest experiments. Shane Mahoney discusses the Wild Harvest Initiative. And more….
Videos Wild Wolves: Pack Life It was one of nature’s greatest experiments: bringing back wolves to Yellowstone. Anything could happen as the dramas of pack life unfold.
Resources A New Bee Species Was Discovered in Texas and Oklahoma. Here's What to Know Scientists have discovered a new bee found only in Texas and Oklahoma documenting it interacting with plants in both states.
improving water cycle Restoring the Western Water Cycle Hosted by WLA's Jake Lebsack and featuring groundbreaking scientists Dr. David Ellison, Dr. Makenzie Skiles and Zuzka Mulkerin. This webinar was recorded live on January 15th, 2025.
Beaver Beavers Save Millions, Finish Delayed Government Dam Project Themselves A hardworking beaver colony in the Brdy protected landscape area has done what bureaucratic red tape could not—completed a vital dam project in record time, free of charge.
national parks Ted Turner's Nature Preserves: A Carefully Curated "Heaven on Earth" Turner is opening some of his land to visitors, creating almost overnight what amounts to a private national park system.
Soil If Not from Soil, Where Does a Tree Get Its Bulk? Where Do Trees Really Get Their Bulk From? Not the Soil!
Resources Trail Camera Captures 'Truly Amazing' Two-Legged Bear in West Virginia: Watch The photographer believes the bear to be an approximately 8-year-old male.
Resources Screwworms In S. Mexico Has USDA, States Working On Plan In late November the Chief Veterinary Officer of Mexico notified USDA Animal and Plant Inspection Service of a positive detection of New World Screwworm (NWS) in Mexico.
California wildfires How L.A. Bureaucracy Made It Harder to Clear Flammable Brush A mishmash of government agencies failed to keep public lands safe from deadly wildfires, residents say
Elk Giant Irish Elk: The Largest Deer To Ever Live | Extinct Animals Documentary Known as the "Giant Deer", the Irish Elk was last seen nearly 11,000 years ago.
Wild Horse Fire Brigade LA FIRES: Can Saving American Wild Horses Help Reduce The Loss of Life And Economic Losses By Preventing & Reducing Wildfires & Toxic Smoke? The devastating grass and brush fueled wildfires in Los Angeles we are all witnessing may be just a glimpse of the upcoming summer in the western United States
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 1/28/2025 Fascinating Bighorn sheep battles. Desert Bighorn and Chukar in Nevada. What does it mean to be fully alive? And more..
Bighorn The Battle of Bighorns The battles involve rams charging at each other and colliding their massive horns. These clashes can reach speeds of up to 40 miles per hour, generating forces that are significantly greater than what would cause injury to a human skull.
Texas wildlife The Effort to Bring Horned Lizards Back to Texas This once ubiquitous little animal is undoubtedly the victim of pesticides.
Resources Wild Horses Can Help Prevent Forest Fires Horses don’t tear out the roots of plants while grazing, unlike cattle and sheep, says Simpson.
