One of the clearest solutions to biodiversity loss is right in front of us: protecting land. It’s not just scenic places, but ...

As the charismatic birds reintroduced to the region in the 1980s pop up more frequently, human-turkey encounters are on the rise ...

There are 40 cat species (not taking into account the various breeds of domesticated cats, which are over 70) naturally ...

Rid your feeders of squirrels by swapping out your usual seed mix for safflower seeds. These bitter-tasting seeds are loved by birds but loathed by rodents.

A recent study modelled the distribution of two giant flying squirrels from the Eastern Himalayas using reports of sightings and environmental data. It found that only a fraction of the squirrels’ ...

As many gardeners know, you don't have to intentionally attract squirrels to your yard to end up with a daily crew of bushy-tailed visitors. Many of the most common gardening plants also taste ...

Squirrels may be cute, but they can cause havoc in gardens. Despite their charming looks, squirrels are infamous for digging up bulbs, munching on fruits, gnawing through stems and nibbling on ...

Flying squirrels rely on dead and dying trees to survive — we are clearing away their homes.

A man feeds a squirrel some nuts at McArthur Park in November. Santa Monica is reminding the public to stop feeding ground squirrels in the city.

The squirrels may be cute, but they can cause serious environmental issues — and experts say humans aren’t helping.

(WYTV) – Should you feed the squirrels that wander into your backyard? Wildlife experts will say that’s not a good idea, certainly not human food. Wild animals have specialized diets, a… ...

Habitat loss, wildfires and food competition have contributed to the dwindling population of Mount Graham red squirrels. Efforts from the Arizona Game and Fish Department, the University of ...