Navy conservation efforts help take 5 species off endangered list
The species have recovered after feral goats were removed from the island in the 1990's.
By Zamone Perez
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Why the Army Corps of Engineers is electrocuting invasive fish
Modern problems require modern solutions.
By Sarah Sicard
Navy range exempted from proposed orca protection measures
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued a proposal Wednesday to increase the critical habitat designation for southern resident killer whales by more than sevenfold under the Endangered Species Act.
How the armed forces inadvertently helped to decimate, then save, the osprey (feathery kind)
Along the shores of the Chesapeake Bay, nearly 20,000 Ospreys now arrive to nest each spring — the largest concentration of breeding pairs in the world. Two-thirds of them nest on buoys and channel markers maintained by the U.S. Coast Guard, who have become de facto Osprey guardians.
By Alan Poole, Cornell University
Fuel gushed out of sunken vessel
The Coast Guard is leading efforts to contain and clean up fuel and engine oil spilled from a fishing boat that sank in southern Alaska.
By Carl Prine