With guidance from the World Wildlife Fund, Swedish retailer IKEA uses bath towels and duvet covers to spread a message of conservation.

This Guam kingfisher chick is one of the rarest birds in the world.

As the U.S. Senate prepares to vote on the budget deal, it's interesting to see what noteworthy cuts will be made to the environment.

A plan to protect more than 11 million acres of land in the American West has been scrapped after months of talks inside the Beltway.

Two million trees have been planted in the Upper Ouachita National Wildlife Refuge as part of a carbon offset program.

For wealthy Californian homeowners, extra peace of mind comes with a high price tag.

The 'alalā went extinct in the wild in 2002, but a captive breeding program is preserving hope for the species.

Our planet has lost 60 percent of its vertebrate animals since 1970, but there still may be time to save the rest.

The jaguar crept past a camera trap set up to record the elusive cats in a French Guiana rainforest.

Only a few of the many threatened species and wild places on Earth ever gain any legal protections. Some of these are considered vulnerable while others are mak

Wildlife photographer and filmmaker Morgan Heim talks to MNN about sexism and success in her field and how to help the next generation of female photographers.

As a wall goes up dividing the U.S. and Mexico, a range of environmental concerns are surfacing. Conservation photographer Krista Schlyer documents the impact.

There are only 300 blue-throated macaws left in the wild.

The Scottish wildcat, an adorable yet fierce native cat species, may disappear within the next few years.

In "Ay, Mariposa," conservation filmmakers highlight the people, animals, and fragile habitats impacted by the barrier at the border.

The number is probably much, much lower than you think.

These small horses were thought to be the only truly wild horse species left on the planet and have a fascinating history.

'Over the River' would suspend silver fabric over miles of Arkansas River.

From confounding dress codes to exclusion from many events, the road to gold for women has had plenty of quirky twists.

From a moose to a tick, from a coyote to a cockroach, author Rachel Levin walks us through what to do in her book, "Look Big."

A new book called 'Wild Land' proves there's still untouched wilderness, documenting that fact with glorious photos.

Here's how you can donate or otherwise help the animals, residents and first responders affected by wildfires in Australia.

The wild horses of the Outer Banks in North Carolina have been riding out storms for centuries.

Growing food isn't about green-thumbing our nose at Mother Nature; it's about knowing her well enough to enlist her assistance.

Several bee species have begun using manmade plastic waste to build their nests, according to several studies.

Black-backed woodpeckers love burned-out forests, but mega-fires are changing their lives.

A great horned owl is rescued from the ashes of the Maria Fire in California.

To say 2011 has been a wild weather year would be a huge understatement. From tornadoes to floods to wildfires, weather records were set across the United State

For decades, Proenneke lived in a handmade cabin at Alaska's Twin Lakes; his writings and films have left a legacy.

Program in Alberta helps humans peacefully coexist with often dangerous wildlife.

Habitat loss is devastating rare species worldwide, but as the success of wildlife corridors suggests, a little connectivity can go a long way.

Grown-ups and Ph.D.s aren't the only ones creating groundbreaking gadgets that protect wild critters.

The plan to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is hotly contested between oil companies, Alaskans and conservation groups.

Game cameras give us a view into what happens in the woods when the sun goes down.

The Natural History Museum, London, announced the finalists for its 53rd Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest.

The 2017 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards winners have been announced, and this year's crop doesn't disappoint in the humor department.

The Anza-Borrego Desert State Park in California is ablaze with colorful wildflower blooms.

How does a photographer manage to focus on a subject, get a sharp image and avoid motion sickness all at the same time?

The tea-colored Great Egg Harbor River is a great way to access the wilderness known as the Pine Barrens. It flows pretty much as it always has — a rest stop

Part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, the Marin Headlands boast open spaces, wildlife, and a fascinating history.

British government prohibits wild animals in U.K. circuses by 2020, joining similar bans in Scotland and Ireland.

WildArk wants to inspire action that encourages conservation action and community engagement.

WildArk created the Tuke Rainforest Conservancy to protect the people and biodiversity of the area.

The new facility is Southern Company's fourth in the state, and another example of the company's commitment to renewable energy.

Researchers from Newcastle University captures a wild grey seal 'clapping' on camera for the first time.

Wildlife Photographer of the Year winning images capture rarely seen animal behavior.

Aditya and Poonam Singh are turning barren farmland in Rajasthan, India, into an unofficial tiger reserve.

Australia's feral horses will be removed from national park lands to help wildfire-damaged areas come back. The goal is relocation, but not all will survive.

Fire-created thunderstorms, "ember attacks," high winds and fire clouds are all a part of the intense fires down under.

Also known as ramps, leeks are forageable greens that are full of flavor.