Polynesians brought chickens’ wild ancestors to the islands. Europeans brought domestic chickens. Now they’ve mixed, and are everywhere.
Wild horses could play a role in preventing wildfires, if we only gave them a chance.
Does the famous phrase, a favorite of "tough-minded realists," really imply what they think it does? A master of semantics mounts a persuasive critique.
Jenny Novak, a state wildlife biologist, has trained more than a thousand locals to capture wild snakes in the Everglades.