Dubbed the father of biodiversity, the pioneering author and scientist E.O. Wilson spent his early years exploring the swamps and wetlands of the Mobile-Tensaw Delta. Now, 8,000 acres of that land ...
The City of Decatur has become the first community in Georgia to be certified as a Bird City, achieving the prestigious High ...
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — A new study has discovered that coyote populations across the Southeast can bounce back faster than ...
Should we be afraid? It depends. Are you a spider enthusiast? If you are, don’t be afraid,” Dr. Natalia Bayona said.
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Invasive Joro spiders take over Georgia trees, but scientists may know how to control their spread
Massive Joro spiders have popped up everywhere in Georgia, but professors may have found a wya to control them ...
The UN reported that a fluctuating climate, including rising global temperatures, makes it harder for many species to survive, increasing the destruction of habitats and the spread of diseases.
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Tracking America’s Deer Havens: State-by-State Rankings of White-tailed, Mule, and Black-tailed Populations
Deer migrate unobtrusively across North America, spilling through forests, fields, and even the suburban back yard. They are ...
The Bartram’s Bass is an endemic fish, which means its only found in the shared Savannah River drainage of South Carolina, ...
High Point State Park in Sussex County stands as New Jersey’s geographical crown jewel, offering an elevated escape that feels worlds away from the turnpike-and-suburb image many associate with the ...
If you have been on edge dodging spider webs around your home, you are not the only one. Georgia and South Carolina are ...
Creepy, crawly critters have long served as sources of phobias — from their slimy and scaly skin to spindly, sneaky legs.
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