The amount of rainfall during nesting season is not related to reproductive success for wild turkeys, a new study shows.

Rising temperatures brought on by human-driven atmospheric warming are bringing big changes to agricultural life in the Southwest, research indicates.

A new study shows beluga whales in Alaska may be losing a battle with noisy human activities like shipping.

Capturing and storing carbon dioxide in recycled concrete aggregate or geological reservoirs is feasible and has a positive carbon footprint.

A look at more than 600,000 wildlife rehabilitation center records reveals the human impact on North American wildlife.

Human activities are making Earth's air, soil, and freshwater saltier, which could pose an existential threat if current trends continue.

Climate refugees are predominantly from formerly colonized countries that aren't responsible, in large part, for the factors that exacerbate climate change.

North American mammals in hotter regions increasingly seek out forested areas away from human-dominated landscapes.

Policies regarding bird feeding should also consider the people who invest their time and resources in it, say researchers.

The model analyzes the future survival of plants in a changing climate based on how far wind can carry a plant’s seeds.