A camera-trap survey in 2025 has revealed the breadth of biodiversity within the Annamite Mountains, a wildlife haven stretching through Laos and Vietnam to north-east Cambodia.

This story, “Hawaiian Hara-Kiri,” appeared in the December 1962 issue of Outdoor Life.

The earthquake and resulting tsunami decimated the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant along the coast. The massive ecological ...

Just 102 days after a thrilling World Series ended with the Los Angeles Dodgers becoming the first repeat champion in a quarter century, pitchers and catchers are back on the field Tuesday as spring ...

A new genetic study examines an unusually large hybridization event that followed the Fukushima nuclear accident, when ...

The handful of messages exchanged between Shelley Lewis and the disgraced financier were among the trove of files made public ...

This Georgia refuge lets you walk among roaming peacocks monkeys and gentle giant tigers offering rare encounters and ...

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Human-wildlife conflict fatalities in the state dropped to 43 in 2025-26, the lowest in a decade since 2016-17. The conflicts claimed 144 hu ...

The Sundarbans offers more than its famed mangroves. Through intimate homestays, home-cooked meals, guided nature walks, and ...

Despite being widely called the “King of the Jungle,” lions rarely live in jungles. The nickname reflects cultural symbolism ...

Human-wildlife conflict fatalities in Kerala decline sharply, from 145 in 2016-17 to 67 in 2024-25, despite ongoing political focus.

With lurking fears of someone going overboard, and the practice of laying live electric wires and traps by farmers to deter wild boar from entering their fields, the forest department said “farmers ...