Wild & Wooly Archive: Wildlife Conservation & Green Living

Are Ocean Plastics Behind The Gray Whale’s Recent Demise?

Gray whales are suffering across the Pacific; we need to find out more just how much ocean plastics are affecting them.

A herd of about 400 wild horses IN in Arizona’s Apache-Sitgreaves forest, relatively untouched by humans, is facing a death sentence.

Livestock is the main reason our wild horses and burros are being driven from their homes in brutal roundups…

One of the fastest trending types of garden is one for pollinators, specifically one that attracts butterflies.

One has to wonder why the park officials who are paid to watch over the park and all its inhabitants are so quick to kill off the goats.

The death of a greyhound who inspired a movement to shut down dog racing tracks across the country is helping raise more awareness for this cause.

Here in the U.S. and everywhere else, human encroachment is on the rise as shorebird populations are on the decline…

Sprawl is defined as ‘the uncontrolled expansion of urban areas’ and in some places it has been the quiet monster that swallows land.

Woodpeckers may be noisy but they are also a great way to keep insect populations down.

How can wildlife survive in a world increasingly overloaded with discarded pieces of plastic large and small?