Archives: Highlights

  • The Shoshone’s History at Bear River

    For the Shoshone people, Bear River has always been a lifeline — sustaining their culture, history, and way of life.

    The Shoshone’s History at Bear River
  • Building an Analog Beaver Dam

    Building beaver dam analogs is restoring wetlands, slowing water flow, and creating the conditions needed for wildlife to return.

    Building an Analog Beaver Dam
  • How to go bird-safe

    Making windows safe for birds at home is easy! Some treatments look like little dots, others use stretches of tape – and even temporary solutions like paint or soap make a difference!

    How to go bird-safe
  • Bird-Safe at the National Zoo

    The National Zoo in Washington DC had 10,000 square feet of glass that posed a threat to migrating birds – so experts at the Zoo began the massive effort to treat every pane of glass they could!

    Bird-Safe at the National Zoo
  • Blast Ahead

    Scientist Pat Brown has made a name for himself in biochemistry, and more recently in the initiative to reduce humanity’s reliance on animal agriculture. Throughout his journey, he’s championed one particular philosophy: “Blast Ahead!”

    Blast Ahead
  • Who Is Pat Brown?

    Biology Pat Brown has influenced the fields of biochemistry, virology, and genomics throughout his career. Now, the renowned scientist sets his sights on the largest problem of all: climate change.

    Who Is Pat Brown?
  • The Carbon Ranch

    Bringing biodiversity back to a clearcut ranch in Arkansas is a daunting task, but the mission is clear: use trees and native plants as powerful tools for capturing and sequestering carbon.

    The Carbon Ranch
  • From Guano to Gold

    To successfully protect the wildlife in Gorongosa National Park, biologists like Cesária Huo know to first support the communities that call the park home.

    From Guano to Gold
  • A Bat Survey at Cheringoma’s Caves

    Researchers survey the bats in Mozambique's Cheringoma caves looking for insectivorous species known to produce the best quality guano that can be harvested as fertilizer.

    A Bat Survey at Cheringoma’s Caves
  • Stopping the Illegal Pangolin Trade

    Pangolins are the only scaled mammal on earth, and unfortunately this unique and beautiful feature is the target of poachers and illegal animal traders seeking the scales for use in traditional medicine.

    Stopping the Illegal Pangolin Trade