Background Articles

	Birds	164
	Death / Die-off / Decline	77
	Zoonotic Flu	40
	Deformity / Disease / Injury	38
	Ocean / Sea	38
	Food Security	33
	Human Health	32
	Safety	28
	Marine Mammals	28
	Fish	26
	Land Mammals	24
	Pathogen	23
	Extreme Temperature	22
	Plants / Kelp	22
	Land	21
	Invertebrates	20
	One Health	19
	Cultural Impact	17
	Unusual Range / Sighting	16
	Ice / Snow Change	16
	Insects	14
	Economic Impact	13
	Weather	12
	Arachnids	11
	Amphibians	11
	Seasonal Timing	11
	Livestock	10
	Unusual Animal Behavior	9
	Harvest Change	9
	Microbes	9
	Sports / Recreation	9
	Reptiles	9
	Pets	8
	Surface Waters / Wetlands	8
	Fisheries	7
	Air	6
	Fungi	6
	Buildings	6
	Pollution	6
	Extreme Precipitation	5
	Transportation	5
	Unusual Size / Abundance	4
	Algal Bloom	4
	Forestry	4
	Water Security	4
	Agriculture	3
	Drought	3
	Energy	3
	Extreme Wind	3
	Infestation	3
	Parasite	3
	Aquaculture	2
	Atmosphere	2
	Erosion	2
	Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning	2
	Rain on Snow	2
	Sanitation	2
	Fire	2
	Air Quality	1
	Physical or Chemical Change	1
	Communication	1
	Conflict	1
	Displacement	1
	Flooding / Draining	1
	Glacier Change	1
	Groundwater	1
	TOURISM	1
	Water Management	1

	Spring	32
	Winter	26
	Summer	23
	Fall	20

	United States	38
	Canada	12
	Norway	6
	Russia	4
	Iceland	3
	United Kingdom	3
	Svalbard and Jan Mayen	2
	Cambodia	1
	China	1
	Estonia	1
	Faroe Islands	1
	Greece	1
	Greenland	1
	India	1
	Ireland	1
	Poland	1
	Puerto Rico	1

	2025	7
	2024	14
	2023	30
	2022	16
	2021	13
	2020	9
	2019	25
	2018	12
	2017	6
	2016	1
	2015	2
	2014	1
	2013	3
	2011	1
	2004	2

	January	12
	February	6
	March	14
	April	21
	May	17
	June	14
	July	11
	August	5
	September	7
	October	15
	November	7
	December	13

Explore Posts

Submit a Post

Directory

About

My LEO

Background Articles

Southwest Bird Die-Off Caused by Long-Term Starvation

Surfers ask Vladimir Putin to take closer look at rocket fuel version of Kamchatka eco disaster

Massive marine die-off in Russia could threaten endangered sea otters, other vulnerable species

Russian rocket fuel leak likely cause of marine animal deaths

'The bottom has just dropped out': As insect populations plummet, scientists wonder why

Wildlife shows signs its thriving amid the COVID-19 pandemic

Massive die-off of Pacific seabirds linked to a warm-water ‘blob’

The Amazingly Cool Anna's Hummingbird Scoffs at Winter

The wildlife visitors warning of climate disaster

Rare woodpeckers turn out in large numbers

Microplastics found in the stomach and intestines of Arctic belugas harvested for food

Why are birds and seals starving in a Bering Sea full of fish?

Large Decline in Pacific Herring Stock

Melting glaciers have uncovered five new islands, and animals are populating them

Short-tailed shearwaters die by the thousands in Alaska

Alaska seabird die-offs, now in their fifth year, are a red flag in warming climate

Starvation a likely cause of 2019 seabird die-off

It was the warmest ever Arctic summer

Newfoundland turrs: canaries in the climate crisis

Recent warming over the past 100 years is not part of a natural process, studies find

Low Levels of Algal Toxins in Northern Bering Sea of Interest to Scientists and Residents

Fox Stuns Scientists With Trek From Norway To Canada

Thousands of seabirds starved to death in the Bering Sea — and scientists see evidence of climate change

Warming oceans linked to rise in tropical species

Snow geese are everywhere, and we need to do something about it

100 months of temperature above normal in Svalbard

Birds arriving earlier with climate change

Grass crops in Eastern Norway halved in 2018

Arctic terns at Mendenhall seem to be decreasing in numbers

Record number of overwintering bird species

Warmer seas in the north are bad news for the common Eider

Greenhouse gas emissions provide extreme warming in Svalbard

Insect collapse: ‘We are destroying our life support systems’

Thousands of penguins stranded on South American coast

Spread of invasive species in Canada costs billions, changes environment

As Seas Warm, Galápagos Islands Face a Giant Evolutionary Test

Industrial fisheries are starving seabirds all around the world

Climate change threatens the kittiwake – extreme weather and altered prey availability reduce recruitment

As Greenland Warms, Nature’s Seasonal Clock Is Thrown Off-Kilter

In Alaska, Starving Seabirds and Empty Colonies Signal a Broken Ecosystem

'Shocking' decline of Arctic skua revealed in study

'Virtually unprecedented': Banff bison roaming free for first time in 140 years

Rare Harry Potter owl spotted for only the fourth time in history

Ocean warming, ‘junk-food’ prey cause of massive seabird die-off, study finds

Endangered plant thrives after Sidney Spit restoration

Laura Erickson on insect population decline - BirdWatching Magazine

Can These Seabirds Adapt Fast Enough to Survive a Melting Arctic?

Ten Alaskans were sickened by raw or undercooked walrus. A parasite was in the meat, CDC says.

Last Season’s Difficulties for Diomede Auklets May Be a Sign of Changing Climate

Declining survival of black brant from subarctic and arctic breeding areas

Climate Destabilization Causing Thousands of New Species Migrations: Plant, Animal, Insect, Bird

Report: Melting of Arctic sea ice taking heavy toll on marine species

Many bird species are on the move

Marine wildlife populations have been decimated in the last 40 years

Migrating Birds May Carry Viral Baggage

New diseases travel on the wings of birds in a rapidly changing north

Inundation, sedimentation, and subsidence creates goose habitat along the Arctic coast of Alaska

Notes from a Snowy Owl Invasion

Tar ball deposition on Goa's beaches affecting marine life, says NIO study

From common to rare: The case of the Mediterranean common dolphin

Veterinary Division - Reportable Diseases Report

Simulating community effects of sea floor shading by plankton blooms over the West Florida Shelf

Albatross divorce rates up with ocean warming

Why Are Songbirds Across The U.S. Mysteriously Dying?

The focus of bird flu was eliminated in Chukotka during exercises

From toads to bugs, UN says invasive species rising at ‘unprecedented rate’

Alaska a Key Location for Bird Flu Transfer to North America

Bird flu concerns mean there will be no chickens, turkey, geese or ducks at the Alaska State Fair

Hearty welcome to Alaska's mosquito-gobbling swallows

On the Trails: Avian flu ailments

Men charged with killing 3,600 birds, including bald and golden eagles, to sell on black market

Ocean animals face a mass extinction from climate change, study finds

New insights on avian influenza spillover and global spread

Redpolls, feisty songbirds of the Alaska winter, are flocking to feeders this season