The Tunguska event was one of the most studied explosions of the 20th century, a blast over the Siberian forest on June 30, 1908, that flattened trees across a remote river basin. More than a century later, a scientist has asked whether its…
Connecticut still has plenty of fall color to enjoy, although in some neighborhoods, an increasing share of it is ending up on the lawn. As October winds down, the foliage season is moving into its later stages across the northern…
Hydraulic fracturing, also known as "fracking," involves the high-pressure injection of water, sand, and chemicals into shale formations to create fracture networks that release oil and gas, which are pumped back to the surface and recovered. Practiced for only the…
Home » Wildlife » Wild Borders Are Moving: How Texas Wildlife Is Rewriting the Map Texas has always been a state of extraordinary ecological contrast. From the bone-dry Chihuahuan Desert in the west to the humid bottomland forests of East Texas and…
As I prepare to begin a new chapter in my life and career, I want to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to the many people who have made my time in Galveston so meaningful. Unfortunately, circumstances beyond my…
Published October 16, 2026 There is great news for stargazers as the Orionid meteor shower reaches its peak between October 21 and October 22. This annual shower occurs between October 2 and November 7, and it is unique in that its meteors are parts of the…
In the Texas Panhandle, water shortages are changing what dairy farmers can grow to feed their cows. Some dairies that once planted corn silage on 80% to 90% of their acreage now have enough water to grow it on just 20%. Sorghum is…
By Jason Smith - Private Lands Biologist - Oct 14, 2026 Owning your own property for hunting is something wonderful, but sometimes simply having a place doesn’t mean the hunting opportunities abound. Oftentimes, a helping hand is needed in getting a piece of land…
San Felasco Hammock Preserve received national recognition on Friday when it was named Alachua County’s representative forest. The Old-Growth Forest Network, into which San Felasco was inducted, designates protected forests across the U.S. to preserve and inform people of old-growth…
The spectacular transformation of fall foliage is so massive it can be seen from space. New satellite imagery offers a breathtaking cross-country tour of the changing seasons across the United States, capturing forests and farmlands as they transition into vibrant…
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