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In 1995 New Zealand's kākāpō recovery programme began with 51 birds, 20 of them females; on 1 September 2026 DOC added 90 chicks from one season, lifting the official count to 325
2+ hour, 12+ min ago (141+ words) In 1995, the entire known kākāpō population fit into a single ledger line: 51 birds, 31 males and 20 females, spread across offshore islands where...
Replanting of trees lost to the derecho hits halfway point in Cedar Rapids
9+ hour, 21+ min ago (195+ words) (Cedar Rapids) -- Cedar Rapids lost about 70% of its trees in the 2020 derecho that tore across the state and the creates of a program to restore the trees says they’ve passed the half-way point. Trees Forever put together the program to…...
Mussel Brains Reveal How Nervous Systems Survive Oxygen Starvation and
9+ hour, 54+ min ago (671+ words) When the tide recedes from a rocky Mediterranean shore, the mussels clinging to the stones simply close their shells and wait. Inside those shells, oxygen levels plummet, carbon dioxide accumulates, and the entire body shifts into a biochemical holding pattern…...
Above the Waterline: Atlanta's disappearing tree canopy
16+ hour, 51+ min ago (184+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta Twenty-seven years ago, I bought a house because I fell in love with a tree. The huge silver maple growing through the elevated deck attached to the back of the house captured my heart the…...
Coyotes are wary of people, yet Seattle is far more crowded with them than Washington’s wild areas
20+ hour, 31+ min ago (1008+ words) Seattle coyotes live at nine times the density of Washington's wild lands, with fewer predators, fewer hunters, and far more to eat. Coyotes tend to avoid people. Yet they live far closer together in Seattle than in the wild country…...
From 1995 to 1997, 41 wolves from Alberta, British Columbia and north-west Montana entered Yellowstone; by January 2026 the park held at least 84 in eight packs, down from 108 at end-2024
20+ hour, 21+ min ago (412+ words) Forty-one wolves rode into Yellowstone National Park in crates over three winters. By Lab Report · Edited by Justin Brown Published September 12, 2026 · How we edit What makes the arithmetic legible at all is the starting point. Before 1995, Yellowstone had no wolf…...
In the late 1990s San Miguel Island held 15 foxes, down from about 450; after 44 golden eagles were relocated and 226 captive-bred foxes returned, the island counted roughly 322 in 2024
20+ hour, 26+ min ago (388+ words) Fifteen foxes. That was the count on San Miguel Island at the end of the 1990s, on an island that had carried about 450 of them, a population so small that biologists could have known every animal by name and very nearly…...
From 1999 to 2006 crews moved 44 golden eagles off the Channel Islands and cleared more than 5,000 feral pigs from Santa Cruz; that island's fox count rose from 55 to 3,086 by 2024
20+ hour, 37+ min ago (323+ words) What looked like a conservation dead end became the fastest mammal recovery ever recorded—all by removing the predators and competitors that nearly erased an island fox from existence. By Lab Report · Edited by Justin Brown Published September 12, 2026 · How we…...
In 1960s, Green iguanas arrived as exotic animals; how Hurricane Andrew helped their population explode
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (336+ words) When you walk around South Florida, especially in places like Miami or Palm Beach, you’re probably going to spot bright green lizards sunning themselves on sidewalks, climbing trees, or swimming in canals. It feels pretty normal, maybe even charming. When…...
Hawaii's red mangrove problem: Trees introduced in 1902 are now threatening native wetlands and endangered birds- Moneycontrol.com
23+ hour, 44+ min ago (997+ words) When red mangroves were introduced to Hawaii in 1902, they were meant to solve a practical problem. Their tangled roots could hold sediment in place, reduce erosion and help stabilise vulnerable shorelines. More than a century later, the same trees have…...