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When the Last of a Species Breathes No More “When the last individual of a race of living beings breathes no more, another heaven and...

One of the last Franklin’s bumble bees pollinates a composite flower. Photo by James P. Strange, USDA-ARS Pollinating Insect Research...

One of the last photos ever taken of the Bachman’s warbler (1958) Photo by Jerry A. Payne, USDA Agricultural Research Service:...

A beautiful blue sweat bee (Augochlorella) on a turkey tangle frogfruit (Phyla nodiflora). Photo by Brice Claypoole When someone says the...

A pelican being treated by Friends of the Pelicans Volunteers, note the bottle of medicine being held in the background. “I’m not sure...

Just before 1:00 PM, we finished packing water bottles and snacks into the car and headed to the Sunshine Skyway Fishing Pier. When we...

Let’s change our world in which this monarch (Danaus plexippus) could just be collateral damage of our agriculture system, to which,...

My sister, Coco, and I holding a monarch we tagged. (Photo by Ail Claypoole) We had a pretty productive first day of our third-year...

A noble scoliid wasp. Though wasps are often thought of as aggressive, they are actually quite gentle. In fact, I sat in the middle of a...

American oystercatchers resting on the beach. (Photo by Brice Claypoole) We're so lucky to live near the beach, and we love going there....

Moths are mysterious, magical, beautiful and important, but their also in danger.