Conservation
Understanding Rock Glaciers and Their Potential for Water Storage
Just above White Pine Lake in Utah, there lies a mass of loose rock concealing glacier ice. This phenomenon, referred to as a rock glacier, is not easily recognizable to most people. Rock glaciers differ
Volunteers Enhance Indiana Dunes with Marram Grass Planting
At Indiana Dunes State Park, volunteers transplanted marram grass from a parking area to a more suitable location. This event was part of National Public Lands Day, held on September 26, 2026, in Chesterton, Indiana.
Managing Euonymus Scale Infestation in Pachysandra Beds
Pachysandra beds are susceptible to infestations that may manifest as odd-looking white spots. If you notice these on your plants, it could indicate a euonymus scale infestation. This pest is known for its piercing-sucking mouthparts
Debate Over Grizzly Bear Management
Recent discussions have focused on the management of grizzly bears following the publication of an opinion piece by Shawn Regan on September 10. The piece, titled “Grizzlies are thriving. The next step shouldn’t be controversial,”
Construction Resumes on Brandon Road Project to Combat Invasive Carp
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has restarted work on the Brandon Road Lock and Dam project near Joliet, a critical part of a $1.15 billion initiative to prevent invasive carp from entering the Great
Managing Public Panic with Transparency: A Look Back at the Plastic Straw Panic
Managing public panic is achievable through transparent regulation and market-driven utility rates. The reaction to environmental issues is a case in point when looking back at 2018. During that time, city councils, major airlines, and
Impact of Border Construction on Big Bend National Park
Border Changes Affecting Big Bend National Park In recent times, changes along the border shared by Big Bend National Park and Mexico have caught attention. The Sierra del Carmen mountains, a defining feature of this
The Efforts to Save Guadalupe Fescue
The Guadalupe fescue is an endangered bunchgrass found in Big Bend National Park. This park hosts diverse habitats, including desert, mountains, and rivers. At the park’s center, the Chisos Mountains rise around 6,000 feet above
Grand Canyon Flash Flood Leads to Search for Missing Persons
Bright Angel Creek near the Phantom Ranger Station in the Grand Canyon, Arizona, experienced severe flash flooding due to recent storms. The National Park Service is requesting assistance in locating up to 20 individuals potentially
Smithsonian National Zoo’s Focus on DEI and Climate Change
The Trump administration has targeted the promotion of far-left messaging and agenda items within the Smithsonian Institution. In response, the Smithsonian National Zoo has implemented its own ‘woke’ messaging over recent years. The Zoological institution