Why tourists are being told to wipe their shoes before visiting the ‘world’s clearest lake’
Hikers in New Zealand risk polluting the “clearest lake in the world” with a microscopic alga carried on their boots.
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Billboards across Salt Lake valley show alarming health of Great Salt Lake
Grow the Flow, a Utah-based water policy and advocacy non-profit group, has placed billboards throughout Salt Lake County, ...
Down the ice hole: Why cold-weather fishing is this reporter’s winter salvation
Fly fishing purists study river ecology, current patterns and insect hatch schedules like science homework. Most ice anglers ...
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Sacred Lake of the Māori in New Zealand National Park Under Threat of Becoming Polluted: Visitor Contamination to Blame
Its name, Rotomairewhenua, was given by the Ngāti Apa, a local Māori tribe. The name’s meaning: the lake of peaceful lands. To New Zealanders, and to the Māori, the small body of water is sacred and ...
‘Cryptic’ striped creature found on shrubs around eastern Great Lakes. See new species
The butterfly appears to be a hybrid between two known tiger swallowtail species — P. glaucus and P. canadensis — but because ...
The wind may be partly to blame for bird flu spread between farms, a new study suggests
In February 2024, government veterinarians in the Czech Republic investigating a bird flu outbreak found themselves in the ...
The Twin Cities have only seen 16 inches of snow this year. What happens if we don't get enough?
Winter is more than halfway over, and we've definitely had our share of cold weather, but so far this season, the Twin Cities have only seen 16 inches of snow.
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OPINION | Curtis Varnell: Three Sisters’ Springs at Lake Ouachita State Park once believed to hold curative powers
It has a focus on science, and park interpreter Emily Stubblefield has exposed us to the geology and ecology of the region by motoring us around the huge lake on ... and began a small business ...
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Alaskan brown bear, ecology and wilderness adventure: US
An extraordinary opportunity to observe Alaskan brown bears in their natural habitat in Alaska. Based at an exclusive fly-in ...
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Low number of monarch butterflies in Monterey Bay area concerns experts
Some of the largest clusters this season were found in Santa Cruz County, with 1,406 monarchs at Lighthouse Field State Beach ...
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Birds, snakes and turtles prompt wildlife questions | ECOVIEWS
Which birds fly at night? Do turtles hibernate? And do rattlesnakes stretch out on the ground? We have the answers.