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WARNING: This blog contains images of dead wildlife. West African markets are vibrant and full of life, with an exciting mix of sights, sounds, and smells. People from diverse cultures come together to buy and sell goods, and exchange stories. You can find nearly anything, from fresh fruits and household items to colorful textiles and […]

As we see rapid urbanization and shrinking natural habitats, creating bird-friendly spaces in our own backyards is one way we can support local ecosystems and help maintain biodiversity. Attracting birds to your yard both brings the joy of observing wildlife up close and also supports birds’ survival by offering them food, shelter, and a safe

I’ll never forget the moment I learned that I might lose my home. A wildfire was rapidly spreading down the canyon, and we needed to evacuate. Like a growing number of people around the world—maybe even you—I was experiencing the effects of a changing climate. Thankfully, the fire stopped short of our house, but as

Out in the rugged West Desert of Utah, the weight of Golden Eagle conservation is on our mind, quite literally. What began as a project to supplement the diets of these apex predators in the lean winter months has transformed into a mission to develop innovative, non-invasive methods to monitor their health and behavior. Concerns

With the word “International” in our name, you might understandably assume we have far more staff than we do. Although we have just four full-time educators on our staff, we still manage to deliver 500+ educational programs to 30,000 folks each year. So what is the key to our ability to bring our programming to