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A question on steel shot for dove season is answered, a photograph of a Fox River green heron, a decoy sale windfall, and the promise of returning fall Chinook are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

‘Seabirds to Seascapes’ project aims to boost biodiversity and improve water quality, encouraging seals and penguins back to the harbour

More than 10 percent of a UNESCO-listed biosphere reserve has been destroyed by fires that tore through northeastern Algeria, killing at least 38 people, an expert told AFP on Saturday. The figure cited by Rafik Baba Ahmed, former director of the El Kala Biosphere Reserve, means that the burned area…

It's hoped millions of dollars in funding will help restore the much-loved wildlife and marine habitats making their home in Sydney's iconic Harbour, damaged by two centuries of urban development and industrial activity.

The legendary Neath wildlife park welcomed hundreds of thousands of visitors between 1971 and 1998

Vast swathes of water act like shield against predators.

Africa's migratory birds are threatened by changing weather patterns in the center and east of the continent that have depleted natural water systems and caused a devastating drought. Hotter and drier conditions due to climate change make it difficult for traveling species who are losing their water sources and breeding…

Africa’s migratory birds are threatened by changing weather patterns in the center and east of the continent that have depleted natural water systems and caused a devastating drought

Experts say ‘nets don’t work’ and the meshing program is in its death throes – so when will there be sufficient political will to scrap them?

Master Reef Guides are modern day explorers who share their experience of a spectacular underwater wilderness.

Today the possible re-creation of the thylacine generates worldwide headlines. By contrast the last thylacine’s death did not generate any headlines at all