Quick Take What Sparked the Canadian Wildfires? Challenges Wildlife is Currently Facing How Wildlife Will Have to Adapt After th... What Is Being Done to Save Wild Animals ... Canada has experienced ...

Did you know that while all blue jays are technically blue birds, not all blue birds are blue jays? The blue jay is a specific species of bird (Cyanocitta cristata) known for its ...

Now, a UB study has identified another consequence: fewer sightings of dozens of bird species across the Empire State. In a ...

Since 2009, the Dundas Turtle Watch has been working to protect turtles and their nests and collect data on local turtle ...

Yoell, Dobbyn and Hannah are just three of dozens of volunteers who are helping to make Dundas a safer place for turtles.

This unsung community in Ontario's southwest enjoys milder weather than the rest of the province, along with access to unspoiled nature and warm waters.

Fact-checked by Kenn Kaufman, field editor, Audubon magazine. North America is home to more than 20 species of birds that are mostly red or prominently feature red plumage, including the House Finch, ...

A new study finds wildfire smoke makes birds harder to spot, as many species sing less or hide in tree canopies.

Abstract: Machine learning (ML) has extensive applications in healthcare for the classification of vital and health signals from raw data. This method both improves the existing measurement techniques ...