Invasive species are a major threat to biodiversity, second only to habitat destruction. Almost half of all imperiled species in the United States are endangered because of the impact of invasive species.
Few people have heard of the species Melomy rubicola, otherwise known as the Bramble Cay melomys. It’s a rather nondescript rodent that is native to Australia. Or rather it should be said, ‘was.’
Sightings of black colored canids in Central and South America are quite rare. Scientists from NatureServe member Instituto Biótropicos recorded the first ever sighting of a black-colored Maned Wolf in Brazil.
We sat down with Kathy Abusow, President and CEO at Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI), to learn about her passion for the forestry industry, what everyday people can do to make our forests more sustainable, the importance of diversity in the sector, and much more.
NatureServe, an international biodiversity conservation organization, has announced eight new organizations that are now part of the NatureServe Network.
Picture this. A warm bluebird sky day in Colorado. Thirty five NatureServe Network program staff from across the United States and Canada hiking into the Coyote Ridge Natural Area...
When you picture hiking the Appalachian trail, images of lush, majestic mountains likely come to mind. One of the last things you would expect to find along the winding trails: a swamp
The Louisiana Natural Heritage Program is a member of the NatureServe Network and is responsible for the conservation of Louisiana’s rare, threatened, and endangered species, non-game birds, and habitats.
People have found tranquility, recreation, and have built their lives around the Hood River for hundreds of years. From the glaciers atop Mount Hood to its junction with the Columbia River which makes up much of the border between Oregon and Washington state, the cold rushing water makes for incredible views and rich habitat.
