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Wildlife

Florida Scrub Jays: A Landowner’s Lawsuit Has National Ramifications

“This is a dangerous argument they are making. Dangerous not just to the Florida scrub jay, but to a lot of endangered species.”
April 9, 2026
by
Craig Pittman
“This is a dangerous argument they are making. Dangerous not just to the Florida scrub jay, but to a lot of endangered species.”
An alligator swimming in the bayou
Wildlife

Gator Country’s Climate Guardians

A growing field of research reveals that predators like alligators play an important — but little-recognized — role in protecting their habitats and the planet.
January 26, 2026
by
Emil Siekkinen
A growing field of research reveals that predators like alligators play an important — but little-recognized — role in protecting their habitats and the planet.
Extinction Countdown

Species to Watch in 2026

From orangutans to parrots, hellbenders, and a newly discovered Tanzanian grass, these species — and the threats they face — are sure to make headlines in the year ahead.
January 7, 2026
by
John R. Platt
From orangutans to parrots, hellbenders, and a newly discovered Tanzanian grass, these species — and the threats they face — are sure to make headlines in the year ahead.
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Editorials

Extreme Weather, Wildlife Trafficking, and Giraffes: 15 of Our Most Powerful Articles of 2025

Our reporters showcased the power and importance of journalism covering wildlife, climate change, and environmental justice.
December 29, 2025
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John R. Platt
Our reporters showcased the power and importance of journalism covering wildlife, climate change, and environmental justice.
Wildlife

Piping Plovers Inspire Volunteer Conservationists Despite New Threats From the Trump Administration

Proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act and park staffing cuts are putting the endangered coastal bird in danger.
December 15, 2025
by
Jill Webb
Proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act and park staffing cuts are putting the endangered coastal bird in danger.
Commentaries

Reclaiming the Udall Legacy: The Meaning of Conservation in Trump’s America

The environmental and legislative accomplishments of Stewart, Mo, and Tom Udall offer a roadmap for recovering from the damage of the Trump administration.
September 18, 2025
by
Glen Loveland
The environmental and legislative accomplishments of Stewart, Mo, and Tom Udall offer a roadmap for recovering from the damage of the Trump administration.

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