Australia's beloved koalas are dying of stress because their habitats are being destroyed, research has found.

A new report says more people in Connecticut would be without health insurance and state residents would face higher costs if Congress and the president don't improve the nation's health care system.

Folks, this ain't about just race. Greed is greed. Green is green. It is becoming more apparent every day that the people responsible for the widening gap don't care what color people are on the opposite side of the chasm.

Kudos to the interviewer for not focusing on the most inciting signs or the folks with the most outrageous opinions. This interviewer is not sensationalizing these people or his or their views. Most of those interviewed seem sadly underinformed.

It has been nearly fifteen years since thirty-one gray wolves were reintroduced into the park, under the Clinton administration's camera-ready program. With great fanfare, Bruce Babbitt hand-delivered the Canadian timber wolves to their holding pens

Residents and elders in the Somali Coastal village of Gara'ad have voiced concern over helicopters hunting various types of wildlife, including ostrich and gazelles, Radio Garowe has reported. According to the elders who have made contact with the

On September 24th, as part of Uganda's contribution to the UN's 'Year of the Gorilla' Uganda's Wildlife Authority will introduce the largest-ever family of habituated gorillas into the wild. The Wildlife Authority now plans to leverage the event using

DINGO triplets will dine on chicken and beef cake today to celebrate their first birthday at Cairns Wildlife Safari Reserve in Koah.

A trapper caught and euthanized nine coyotes in Yorba Linda in August during a trial trapping program approved by the City Council in response to the rising number of sightings in the area.

Lions, tiger, leopards, mountain lions, wolves, black bears and ostriches were being placed in cages and on to trucks and moved from the Wildlife Waystation to the Los Angeles Zoo and other facilities. The refuge also houses zebra, hyaenas, llamas and