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Fuel spill on the Ambarna River in Norilsk

Blocked storm sewer eliminates effects of the oil spill

Resident harvests wayward moose wandering near Utqiagvik

Large forest fire localized in Bilibin district

Severe drought causes emergency declarations

Western Red Cedar die-off in Pacific Spirit Park

Black bear injures Juneau man after following him through open door

Oil spill in The Komi Republic

Polar bear noticed near an urban-type settlement called Ugolnye Kopi

Muskox (Ovibos moschatus) in Napaimute

Watson Lake resident captures 'first record' of ghost moth in Yukon

Cloudberry bogs are collapsing - climate change is to blame

White bear on the Junjik River

Wildfire smoke from Siberia keeps drifting into Alaska — and may continue to do so for weeks

In the Altai region, farmers lost 700 million rubles due to drought

Climate change hits back, Svalbard coal mine flooded by melting glacier

In Kuban, a shepherd was killed by lightning while grazing cows

On Stavropol storm wind with a downpour damaged school and homes

Planet Alaska: The lool always knows

Summer resident killed by great white in Maine’s first fatal shark attack

Invasive grass carp caught in Chambly Basin

Even the low temperatures are breaking heat records in Portland

Sparrow's Egg Lady's Slipper Orchid (Cypripedium passerinum) Arrives in the Swamp

Phytoplankton Surge in Arctic Waters

Yukon sees most mosquitoes in many years, control program says

Unusually cold July in Hedmark

Hottest Ever Day Recorded in Arctic Svalbard

Puffin saved by lucky chance

Leduc County declares state of agricultural disaster amid wet conditions

Bear chases child near Whitehorse before mom intercepts, say conservation officers

Spruce Trees Producing Huge Amounts of Cones

Major Coastal Erosion near Kotzebue

Low Swedish wasp numbers defy expert expectations

In Photos: Disastrous Wildfires Sweep Siberia

Boost in bear activity means extra safety measures

7.8 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes King Cove

Tsunami warning canceled for swath of coastal Alaska after 7.8 earthquake prompts evacuations

Homer residents briefly evacuate after quake, tsunami warning

Iqaluit sees record-breaking rainfalls this week

Rare white grizzly bear captured on camera in B.C. park

July on pace to set rainfall record in Yellowknife

Unusual Pink Caterpillar is a Sawfly Larvae

All forest fires extinguished in Chukotka

Orange weather warning: “Like a wall of rain”

Dead Seal On The Beach

A bear walks the streets of Anadyr

Russian Wildfire Smoke Choking Siberian Cities

Summer of the Fly

Some salmon return, but ‘not nearly enough’

Finland to bask in warm weekend weather

Eastern Ontario in grip of worst Gypsy moth outbreak in 30 years

A person was fatally poisoned by mussels in Dutch Harbor, and now Alaska warns of high toxin levels

Eastern Ontario in grip of worst Gypsy moth outbreak in 30 years

Red Growth On Aspen Trees are Diplodia Galls (Diplodia tumefaciens)

Brown booby makes rare visit to Ireland

Short Winters and Early Summers

Fisherman snags barracuda off Vancouver Island in rare encounter

﻿ ﻿Reports of dead seabirds raise concerns of another die-off

Early Ripe Blueberries

The volume of the fuel spilled in Taimyr has more than doubled

Nearly 300 Wildfires in Siberia Amid Record Warm Weather

Reports of dead seabirds raise concerns of another die-off