As you peer out the window, a small feathered object hits the glass and bounces to the ground. It’s another bird-window collision. But do you know what kind of bird it is? And how many of its kind bonk into windows annually?

Outside Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, lies one of the world’s oldest wildlife reserves, the Bogd Khan Mountain Strictly Protected Area (BMSPA). Now a UNESCO biosphere reserve, the area’s protected status stretches back to the 12th century, when restrictions on timber harvest and hunting were first imposed.

In Wyoming, a feisty five-pound canid known as the swift fox is expanding into new territory.

For many Wyoming visitors and residents, winter isn’t just snow season—it’s also snowmobiling season. But what happens if there’s not enough snow to ride?

As many Wyoming residents know firsthand, the introduction of invasive weed species like cheatgrass, medusahead and Palmer amaranth poses a growing threat to the state’s landscapes and economy.

For many students, introductory science courses are a box to check before moving on to more exciting material, but it’s a different story for students in Chris North’s classes.

Sarah Lee, assistant lecturer in the UW Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, knows better than most how to maintain strong connections in unconventional learning environments.

In the tropical lowland forests of central Panama, you may encounter a singing competition with stakes higher than American Idol.

While contemporary medicine has developed medications for mood disorders like depression, most target only one form of depression.

WYOBIRD program empowers students, contributes to international databases