Wild & Wooly

Explained: The Environmental Impact Of Pet Ownership

Owning a pet doesn’t come without its environmental impacts and the guilt that comes with it.

Creating backyard habitat and supporting efforts by policymakers to keep critters in mind are a few ways to protect wildlife.

Conservationists are concerned that Hyacinth Macaws have experienced a dramatic decline of their population size….

Refugees can be any living creature that is forced to leave their native home in order to survive — including not only humans but animals as well….

Wild horses still run free in America, but not for much longer if we don’t convince our elected officials to protect them.

Before the wolves have even gotten to Colorado the hunters and ranchers are already planning the hunting season, and the excuses to justify it.

The artist Jo Frederik uses the power of art to advocate for animals rights and environmental sanity…

Seadragons and seahorses are facing an uphill battle as the quality of marine ecosystems deteriorates all around them…

Florida’s non-native monkeys are barely hanging on in the wild, but a new sanctuary for them may change all that.

Coyotes are wild animals adaptable enough to live around humans. Now if only humans could learn to live with coyotes…