Here at Pasado's Safe Haven, we are always thankful for the generosity of our wonderful volunteers and the amazing work that they do. Longtime volunteers Chuck and Marti B. have been saving lives and making a difference since the aftermath of Hurricane

Send a letter to the BLM, telling them the importance of the de-facto wilderness quality of the land, and that an environmental impact statement should describe the kinds of impacts that would occur should exploration lead to a gold mine.

Please take action by writing your Senators today, to urge them to cosponsor S835.

Hand-grabbing snapping turtles sounds even crazier than noodling catfish. A big snapper can bite a finger to the bone and even snap it off. Noodling for snappers means using your hands to feel along underwater burrows hoping for the jagged edges of

A lost young moose running through southwest Calgary early Thursday morning was tranquillized by Alberta Fish and Wildlife officers and returned to the wild.

Investigators were still pulling dead and dying gulls from the river late in the day near the plant and near a large pipe known as the Kingsbury Run sewer. All the birds were victims of what officials say was a spill of hundreds of gallons of a type of

The latest satellite technology is to be used to monitor the movement of red kites in Scotland.

During baby bird season, from mid April to the end of September, things are pretty much "blowing and going" at the non-profit Wild Bird Rescue.

Maggie's arrival at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo is part of an international recommendation that she become part of a European Endangered Species Programme (EEP). It is as part of this breeding programme that a suitable male would be found for her.

The largest animals ever to have walked the face of the earth may not have been as big as previously thought, reveals a paper published in ZSL's Journal of Zoology.