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Autism and Environmental Pollution
22-09-2017
If you look just at the numbers, you might think autism rates are spiraling out of control. The rates seemed…
Bay’s Osprey Population in Decline… Again
21-09-2017
The Chesapeake Bay is host to the largest breeding population of osprey (Pandion haliaetus) in the world. They tell us…
Negros Island’s endemic babbler birds continue to decline
21-09-2017
The population of endemic babblers at the Mount Kanlaon Natural Park on Negros Island continues to drop owing to habitat…
Neonicotinoid Residue Found In Iowa Drinking Water
20-09-2017
It was only in 2015 that the US Geological Survey first studied whether neonicotinoid residue shows up in streams (it…
Prairie grouse are exposed to neonicotinoids
20-09-2017
Sharp-tailed grouse and prairie chicken hunters can again this year voluntarily submit samples for study by the Minnesota Department of…
Jean-Marc Bonmatin calls for a ban on neonicotinoid insecticides
20-09-2017
Neonicotinoid pesticides pose severe threats to ecosystems worldwide, according to new information contained in an update to the world’s most…
Britain’s seabird colonies face catastrophe
14-09-2017
Bempton Cliffs bird reserve was in fine fettle last week. The last of its population of puffins (Fratercula arctica) had…
Canada’s wildlife are in trouble
14-09-2017
The Living Planet Report Canada, published today, is the most comprehensive synthesis of Canadian wildlife population trends ever conducted. It…
Pheasant counts decline in North Dakota
13-09-2017
R.J. Gross is upland game management biologist for North Dakota Game and Fish, and said a roadside pheasant survey shows…
Monarch butterfly may soon be extinct in western North America
09-09-2017
The monarch butterfly populations in western North America have declined dramatically and face a greater risk of extinction, a new…
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