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The Paradise Audubon Society, formerly known as the Ornithology Club, is new to campus but is already making a big difference. Founded by UI law student Tyler Coleman, the Paradise […]
The U.S. government is looking to an unlikely rodent in an effort to repair ravaged riparian ecosystems, and it might be working. Beavers are one of the odder species, in […]
The United States Department of Agriculture recently approved a vaccine for honey bees, which sent messages of “good news” to concerned bee enthusiasts on social media. This is the first […]
On March 4, 2021, the Idaho Legislature instigated a war on wolves, but this is not the first time the species has been under attack. While wolves have been the […]
Moscow City Council approved the Woodbury annexation, comp plan, rezone, planned unit development and plat. This will be north of Slonaker Drive, east of Arborcrest Road and south of Trail […]
Most college students, along with most young Americans everywhere, have grown up in a country that has almost no concept of bipartisanship. We have to reach for a long-forgotten history […]
When I buy a sugary drink, I don’t necessarily love the feeling of all that sugar hitting the front of my teeth. So, I’ll use a straw. When my straw […]
The Palouse: a desert of golden wheat fields and rolling green hills stretching as far as the eye can see. Outside Moscow Mountain, dense forests can be hard to come […]
Narrowed down from over 120 submissions from 30 countries around the world, the University of Idaho College of Natural Resources (CNR) Fish and Wildlife Film Festival showcases short films designed […]
It has been more than two decades since the civil war in Mozambique destroyed much of the large animal population of the country’s Gorongosa National Park.