A rare good news story on the ongoing white-nose syndrome saga: bats successfully treated for WNS released back into wild.
There is some interesting research serendipity that led to this. It is not a cure, and this does not solve the issue, but it is a good first step.
A book that I got in US edition but I think also coming out in UK is titled “Marine...
Over the last few months, I’ve heard a few people complaining that they’ve never seen a shrew in the...
The American Society of Mammalogists has sponsored a new Mammal Diversity Database. It intends to collate new species as...
A few recent stories that caught my eye. I was expecting some sort of online tool to identify birds...
Interesting piece of newly discovered migration route of mule deer in Wyoming – approx. 500 individuals travel 150 miles...
Hi all I’m thinking about making a trip to Israel in two or three weeks time and was hoping...
China conducts survey of endangered Siberian tigers Authorities in Northeast China’s Heilongjiang province are conducting a survey to find...
I went on a week-long trip to the Peruvian Amazon near Iquitos in August. I spent five nights at...
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