In August we spent 18 days in Kobuk Valley National Park fifty miles north of the Arctic Circle, to participate in a bear conservation project with the National Park Service. During our time there Wicket, Lily and Orbee were all hard at work, crossing sand dunes (yes, sand dunes!), clambering in and out of mosquito-infested [...]
Wicket contemplates her mission as the panda and Chinese flags flap behind her at Wanglang reserve, which typifies the mountainous western portion of Sichuan province known for its steep terrain and most famous resident: the giant panda. Though we tromped through some bamboo forest iconic as the panda’s home, we did not seek them. Instead [...]
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Researchers and environmentalists are experimenting with a new method for collecting biological samples in the wild. They're using trained tracking dogs to sniff out everything from rare plants to moose pellets. Brian Mann joined the hunt in New York's Adirondack Mountains: The Environment Report