"We’ve done a good job in recent years." Experts thrilled as rare creature makes incredible comeback in US: 'It's just really good to see' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Discover the impact of Chinese labor in the market, the demolition of a blast furnace stack, and the conservation efforts for endangered whooping cranes.

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Hundreds of thousands of geese, ducks, cranes and more fill the air and wetlands of one of Wisconsin’s most unique ...

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The Wattled Crane family at Fort Wayne Zoo has grown by one. “This is the crown jewel of this facility. The is the first time we’ve ever had a ...

During the 2024 count, volunteers observed 412 cranes. The 2025 results show a 4% increase in reports in one year. Volunteers surveyed 31 counties this year and found cranes in 24 of them. The five ...

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America’s wildlife has faced numerous challenges throughout history, from overhunting and habitat destruction to pollution and climate change. Despite these obstacles, several species have ...