Why high energy prices are very bad for wildlife, open space ballot initiatives, and a bit of history on drought in the west.

Ray Scott, the founder of tournament fishing, is honored and a story of ravens and magpies reminds us of survival of the fittest.

A major IMAX film has been released that can change the world for conservation. Plus, what high energy prices, especially diesel, may mean for wildlife management.

Geese have adapted to changing habitats and are thriving. Later, new challenges for managing timber lands in the south.

A newly named conservation group will be important to hunting’s future and what to expect for nesting birds this year.

The top conservation priorities with Congress in session and a story from the California coast.

Conservation easements are being threatened by interests which undermines private property rights and commitments already made. Plus, where are the turkeys?

New strain of avian bird flu – what might happen to game farms and wild birds, plus is the ivory-billed woodpecker extinct after all?

Will Congress destroy one of the most successful land and water conservation programs in history? And forest management is finally getting attention it needs.

Birds nesting earlier? What does this mean for their success and possible ways to sequester carbon – what might be possible?