A new global assessment of the world’s migratory species finds reason for alarm, but also hope – and a road map for helping them survive.

Southern right whales are the only whale species known to float upside down, and new drone footage suggests the purpose of ...

For years, scientists have worried that climate change would steadily reduce food supplies for many whale species as warming ...

There’s no tangible evidence that caribou have memory like humans do, but they do change migration routes based on past ...

Monarchs traveled to a remote part of Mexico, a journey they've made for thousands of years, and wintered there. Now tens of ...

Quick Take July Signals the Beginning of Migration ... Nesting Season in the Arctic is Short Arctic Shorebirds Have Proven to Be Adap... Where Can Arctic Shorebirds Be Seen on S... Summer may be in ...

When you spot a red crossbill (Loxia curvirostra), the first thing you may notice is its unusually crossed beak. Red crossbills are finches with specialized beaks that are perfect for extracting seeds ...

Nature's migrations reveal three powerful lessons for regenerative tourism, showing destinations how to inspire lifelong ...

The final weeks of the monsoon mark one of the longest mass migrations in the world. Not of a bird or mammal but a small ...

From bald eagles to grizzly bears, many iconic American species at risk of extinction have bounced back thanks to the ...

Avian migration represents one of the most remarkable natural phenomena, encompassing seasonal movements of birds between breeding and non-breeding areas. This process is shaped by evolutionary ...

On West Africa’s stunningly diverse Bioko Island, rare primates are being slaughtered to feed a growing bush-meat trade. When ...