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    • Mike Bader Daily Montanan

      The Raw Story· 59 minutes ago

      The word wilderness has its roots in old English as “wildēornes” which translates to “places inhabited by wild animals.” The old trope about “backcountry” designation as a replacement for wilderness ...

    • Along the Way: Help with wildlife preserve study

      The Sun Chronicle· 4 days ago

      Jessie Knowlton, associate professor of biology at Wheaton College in Norton, will lead the study and guide participants. Volunteers will be asked to visit the preserve on ...

    • Most of the world's animals lay eggs | ECOVIEWS

      Most of the world's animals lay eggs | ECOVIEWS

      The Tuscaloosa News via Yahoo News· 5 days ago

      Unlike most fishes, they do not lay eggs. Thus, like many species, they are simultaneously ordinary and quite unusual — dual aspects we should appreciate...