Natural Resources & Wildlife

Temporary Victory for Idaho Wolves

An appeals court halted the extermination of two wolf packs in Idaho wilderness until June.

In a precedent-setting case, an Indonesian court ruled against a palm oil company for illegally destroying virgin peat forest.

The billions of pounds of rock salt applied to wintery roads each year is polluting streams, soils and groundwater.

Researchers are pleasantly surprised to see these penguins showing signs of adapting to less sea ice.

While we're hunkered down inside, wildlife must bear brutal weather outdoors.

This is the first Congress that hasn't preserved a single acre of land, and Salazar's PAC wants to change that.

New research finds reefs can spring back from pollution, while efforts to re-seed reefs and create the world's biggest sperm bank continue.

Montana's biggest wind farm is implementing a multidimensional approach to protect raptors, which seems to be working.

Since soldiers trained park rangers on how to ambush poachers, no rhinos have been killed.

Lumber Liquidators is under investigation for importing illegally logged hardwood flooring into the US.