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High winds severed Ketchikan’s connection with the island’s largest hydroelectric dam on Friday

Buzzards settle in North Carolina town despite scare tactics

Alaskans have been spotting turkey vultures all over the state this year

Erosion at Cape Blossom

Rare clash between two distinct kinds of orcas in the Salish Sea — and the endangered fish-eaters won

Wild pigs invade national park

Gumboot Chiton Cryptochiton stelleri Die-off

Nunavut breaks 47 daily temperature records in 1st 6 days of October

Oil spill reaches Laguna Beach, threatens Crystal Cove in Newport Beach as cleanup efforts intensify

Rare beluga whale sighting in Puget Sound stirs excitement — and concern

Large number of flies in our home

Animal tragedy in the Oslo fjord

Summer thawing impacts on utility poles and shoreline

Rare pink salmon spotted southeast of Iqaluit

Earthquake Swarm Intensifies on Reykjanes Peninsula

Mass stranding of pink salmon

Chinook salmon returning in surprising numbers to Cowichan River

Low oxygen levels along Pacific Northwest coast a ‘silent’ climate change crisis

Different Speeds in Stream Current

Otters are mysteriously attacking people and dogs in Alaska's largest city: "Unusual behaviors"

Only two flamingos sighted on Sidi Boughaba Lake

Southern potato farmers despair

The wall lizard invasion of Vancouver Island

Where's Wally? The wandering celebrity walrus is spotted in Iceland

How floor repair of 'igloo church' in Arctic Canada could offer deeper look into North's permafrost

Shift in Overall Weather Pattern Over Past Two Decades

Urban deer distribution pattern changes in Southwest Calgary

Valuable crab populations are in a ‘very scary’ decline in warming Bering Sea

Anchorage's early snow unofficial but pleasing to zoo's polar bears, otters

High water this summer changes travel on Noatak River

Fall Observations from Chistochina

Red Squirrels (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) in Nome

No Summer Bats

Thousands of seabirds found dead along east coast – with climate change blamed

Moose spotted off Lena Point, delighting residents

Trichinella advisory issued for Coral Harbour

Was stung by giant wasps – ended up in the emergency room

Norton Sound silver run among lowest harvests in decades

In August, scientists saw rare right whales twice in Alaska waters

Whale feeding frenzy off NSW south coast

Greenland Pummeled By Snow One Month After Its Summit Saw Rain For The First Time

Research has no answers for continued seabird die-off

The Ocean Is Swallowing a Town That Can’t Afford to Fight Climate Change

'It was a special day': Transient orcas set sightings record as population thrives on B.C. coast

Skaftá Glacial Outburst Flood to Reach its Peak on Wednesday

Dry Well? Report your household water shortage to the state

An invasive parasite is taking over Alaska blue mud shrimp. Researchers want to kill it.

Ants are moving house - is this because of the rain?

Large jellyfish threaten fisheries in the Sea of Japan

River otter attacks 9-year-old boy at East Anchorage pond

Decrease in Prawn Abundance of Desolation Sound

Kings Make a Strong Showing on The Klamath

Sunken scallop boat off Kodiak remains pollution hazard decades later

At Least 43 Dead As Ida’s Remnants Spawn Weather Chaos In Northeast

Marine vomit spread along the western coast of Norway

Dry weather leads to increased wasp presence

Western Alaska residents fill buckets of late-budding salmonberries

Hurricane Ida traps Louisianans, shatters the power grid

Sea cucumber die-off near Vancouver Island

Not seeing as many earthworms after rain events

In Tanana, a lone wolf is taking sled dogs

NASA scientists spot troubling melting in Greenland from a plane

24 meters in a year: Like walking in a lunar landscape

Agriculture Officials Really Want Those Spotted Lanternflies Gone, Gone, Gone

First water shortage in recorded history declared for Colorado River system

Fire Updates: McFarland Containment Advances as McCash Fire Grows

Lightning strikes shock Iqaluit

This heatwave is no joke for farmers — or their visitors

Glacier Bay whales bouncing back after marine heat wave

Alaska biologists say wood bison reintroduced to the wild are thriving

More than 200 illegal fishing nets seized on Fraser River by fishery officers

Maritime wet weather may be reason behind increase in ticks this summer: researcher

3 volcanoes erupting across Aleutian Range

"Snowlike" Saline Soils in Southern Alberta

The field has been giving strawberries for 80 years, but not anymore – it's completely dead