Wildlife is returning to the areas burned by the Eaton Fire — and scientists are working to study their return to better understand how nature recovers after fire. Listen • 6:00 Wildlife is ...

From the smallest animals like the California newt to the apex predator mountain lion, life is returning to the fire-ravaged hillsides in the burn zone. "Immediately, we had coyotes and then ...

Butterflies, birds, insects and lizards are among the many species negatively affected by a spate of recent wildfires on the Mourne Mountains. There have been almost 300 such fires in Northern ...

Michigan State's secondary was iconically known as the ... a lot of optimism that the "No Fly Zone" may be on the cusp of returning to East Lansing. In 2024, Michigan State's pass defense ...

The population surge is the result of years of dedicated monitoring, now led primarily by researchers from the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute. Elizabeth Grunwald, a research associate ...

The Eaton Fire left behind a wasteland of devastation. But wildlife is returning to the charred hillsides thanks to the resilience of Mother Nature. Whether it's bobcats or bats, deer or coyotes ...

This year, the International Wildlife Film Festival has two movies that take viewers into Yellowstone National Park, focusing on the reintroduction of the gray wolf in 1995 and a portrait of ...

He fears some species may not return after the wildfires. Firefighters are continuing to tackle a gorse fire at Brookeborough, County Fermanagh. On Friday, the fire service confirmed its staff ...