New research shows that superb lyrebirds farm their prey in forests, reshape ecosystems, and even lower bushfire risks.

If you purchase one, keep in mind that they need just the right conditions to grow successfully, replicating their natural ...

The beloved Australian lyrebird best known for its stunning tail and powers of mimicry may have a cunning hidden talent.

The superb lyrebird, famous for its extraordinary ability to mimic practically any noise, has now been shown to be a ...

Nanaimo council is considering prohibiting the sale of invasive species within the city, as alien species, like Scotch broom ...

Eric Frydenlund writes about aging, life and death while hiking in the Driftless region near Prairie du Chien in southwest ...

Over the next 10 years, the North Atlantic Right Whale, the Chattooga River crayfish and the Sicklefin Redhorse fish may get ...

An event was held Tuesday to celebrate the completion of a $436,000 renovation of the classroom located at the Nolde Forest ...

In a new paper published in the Journal of Animal Ecology, the researchers found that lyrebirds arranged litter and soil on the forest floor in ways ... influenced the plants and animals that ...

Timed entry, long lines of cars at the gates and trails crowded with people angling for the best photos ops. Visitors aren’t ...

Most of the plants were located near decomposing logs on the forest floor or beneath the litter layer. The team found that when an orchid happens to grow close to rotten wood, it will shift its ...