wildlife
Removing land mines protects people, restores habitat
The United States funds efforts to remove land mines in countries around the world. Learn how these partnerships save lives and livelihoods.
American falconers explain their enthusiasm for the sport
November 16 is World Falconry Day. Meet three devoted American falconers caught up in the attractions of the ancient sport.
Tiger populations are on the rise
Recent assessments suggest that tiger populations have risen by 40% around the world from what they were in 2010.
National Park Service turns 106
The National Park Service celebrates its 106th birthday August 25. Take some time to reflect on the public lands' jaw-dropping features.
Understanding elephants improves conservation efforts
U.S. researchers are learning more about how elephants think and behave to help improve the chances of survival for these majestic animals.
The latest buzz about U.S. roads
Diseases, pesticides and habitat loss threaten wild pollinators like bees. Learn how a new U.S. grant program aims to reverse that trend.
The United States also has rainforests
From Puerto Rico to Alaska, there are a number of rainforests located within the United States. Learn more about them here.
Countries step up efforts to protect marine wildlife
Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador and Panama are creating one of the world's largest marine protected areas. Learn more about this partnership.
The 5 most popular national parks during the pandemic [photo gallery]
July 31 is World Ranger Day! Learn about five of America's most visited national parks (there are 423 parks total) and what keeps guests coming back.