Jamie Simpson cited six animal and plant species as examples – the mainland moose, Canada warbler, eastern wood pewee, wood turtle, ram’s head lady’s slipper and black ash. Continue reading
The action, which expands the administration’s rewrite of U.S. environmental laws, is the latest that targets protections, including for water, air and public lands. Continue reading
More than 1 million species are likely to go extinct, many within decades, unless their habitats are restored through dramatic change, a UN report says. Continue reading
The groups allege that the province has failed to protect and maintain 34 endangered, threatened and vulnerable species including the mainland moose, wood turtle, and bank swallow. Continue reading
Wildlife advocates say the changes will speed extinctions in the name of furthering the administration’s anti-environment agenda. Continue reading
House and Senate committees were holding simultaneous hearings Wednesday on bills to revise the law and limit lengthy and costly litigation associated with it. Continue reading
No one really knows what’s causing the decline, but researchers suspect habitat loss for the small bird. Continue reading
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says the designation took effect Tuesday. Continue reading
An Ontario court has upheld changes to Ontario’s Endangered Species Act that environmental groups say threaten the animals and plants the law is meant to protect. Continue reading
When Google’s mapping experts trekked into Canada’s north to create imagery of the frozen tundra, capturing rare views of wild polar bears wasn’t the only goal. Continue reading