Vermont Man Stumbles Upon Elusive Canada Lynx in State’s First Sighting Since 2018
Gary Shattuck, a Vermont resident, had an extraordinary encounter while driving through central Vermont when he spotted what he initially thought was an odd-looking bobcat. Intrigued, Shattuck recorded the animal and sent the footage to Vermont Fish & Wildlife for identification. ...
Researchers Estimate Humans Have Driven Over 100,000 Species to Extinction
Researchers estimate that human activities have driven over 100,000 species to extinction, far surpassing the 777 species officially recorded by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) since 1500. The challenge in determining the precise number of extinctions lies ...
Bird-Friendly Maple Syrup Boosts Vermont Forest Diversity and Resilience
Bird-Friendly Maple Syrup is proving to be a catalyst for promoting forest diversity and resilience in Vermont, as showcased by Bourdon Maple Farm’s commitment to sustainable practices. In the heart of Woodstock, the farm’s 135-acre forest becomes a haven for birds during ...
After 40 Years An Almost Extinct Bird Species Returns to New Zealand
The Kākāpō, also known as the night parrot or owl parrot, is a critically endangered species native to New Zealand. With a distinctive moss-green plumage and a nocturnal lifestyle, the Kākāpō is renowned for being one of the world’s rarest and heaviest parrot species. ...
