EPA Hides Data on Pesticide Link to Bee Die-Off

September 10, 2008–The Environmental Protection Agency looks determined to keep the public from knowing whether a pesticide on which it has waived safety rules may be a factor in the worldwide bee die-off known as "colony collapse disorder."

Species Discoveries Are Part of the Biodiversity Story

June 11, 2008–Scientists beat the bushes looking for species not yet recognized. The tally for 2007? It's 16,969.

Wildlife Disease Resource Is Upgraded

May 14, 2008–A Wisconsin-based Web site offers a wealth of info on wildlife disease.

USGS Maps Potential Spread of Invading Pythons

March 5, 2008–Escaped pythons and other tropical pet snakes may be able to survive in one-third of Southern states, USGS predicts in new report.

Groups Sue Interior For Hidden Evidence on Chukchi Lease Sale

January 30, 2008–Two conservation groups are suing the Interior Department to get hidden documents they say could show the sale would harm polar bears and other marine mammals.

New Eagle Survey Data Released

January 23, 2008–Eagle numbers vary nationally in first year of delisting.

Scientists Predict Path of Mussel Invasion

January 9, 2008–Researchers predict invasive mussels may spread across nation.

Conservation Group Sues for Documents on Resigned Interior Official

January 2, 2008–The Center for Biological Diversity (CBD), a conservationist group that litigates wildlife-protection issues, has filed suit challenging Interior Department secrecy on a political scandal.

Border Fence Environmental Concerns Heat Up

December 5, 2007–Mexico released a report condemning the border fence along the U.S. border as environmentally destructive.

Draft EIS for Western Energy Corridors Released

December 5, 2007–The public comment period for a long-delayed EIS draft designating energy corridors in 11 Western states is open.