This story was originally published by Grist with the headline Appalachia’s iconic salamander was slated for federal ...

Resting confidently on a wet stone near flowing water, this fire salamander displayed its striking black body marked with vivid yellow patches. Its glossy skin reflected the soft light, making the ...

Now, Hill worries they may be losing their chance at federal protection.

They don't work for free. Experts enlist unlikely helpers for crucial task in nature area: 'A fantastic example of nature helping nature' first appeared on The Cool Down.

New research finds the U.S. trade in non-native amphibians for pets likely relies on illegal imports and captive breeding.

It’s toad-ally over. Amphibian- and reptile-lovers would no longer be able to collect native wild snakes, frogs or turtles and keep them as pets in Wisconsin. They would also be barred from entering ...

A blue-spotted salamander is pictured during a previous year’s salamander migration. (Photo courtesy of Jill Leonard) MARQUETTE — The city of Marquette has announced that it will be closing a portion ...

Discover one of Illinois’ largest state parks, nearly 20,000 acres of lakes, wildlife, trails, and surprising history waiting ...

An 11-year, $11 million expansion is expected to be completed in May and will allow the staff to care for more than 3400 animals, reptiles and birds a year.

Wisconsin Public Radio It’s toad-ally over. Amphibian- and reptile-lovers would no longer be able to collect native wild snakes, ...

The light is returning to our landscape and with it comes a reminder that spring isn’t very far off. A song sparrow sings in a rosa rugosa bush ...

Climb this North Carolina stairway trail to reach a breathtaking waterfall, where spring greenery and rushing water create pure magic.