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“What we’re doing is nothing unnatural,” said the author of a study to produce quolls that don’t like the taste of deadly toads. “It’s just matchmaking.” View the full article

The invasive plant is widespread in New York and was recently spotted for the first time in Virginia, but conservationists believe they can fight it. View the full article

Some invasive ladybugs feast on other species of ladybugs, but not as much when a kind of toxic aphid is around. View the full article

The invasive insects turned up in Pennsylvania in 2014. Now the state has placed 3,000 square miles under quarantine, and scientists worry the pest will spread. View the full article

The invasive insects turned up in Pennsylvania in 2014. Now the state has placed 3,000 square miles under quarantine, and scientists worry the pest will spread. View the full article

The largest bat in Europe, a vulnerable species, found shelter in a city park’s trees. Then they started to turn up dead. View the full article

The largest bat in Europe, a vulnerable species, found shelter in a city park’s trees. Then they started to turn up dead. View the full article

Officials are on the lookout for caterpillars of the oak processionary moth, larval creatures whose hairs can cause illness and even death in humans. View the full article

The city has 10,542 acres of forests. The Natural Areas Conservancy, which says they are at a tipping point, is thinking about how to care for them. View the full article

The city has 10,542 acres of forests. The Natural Areas Conservancy, which says they are at a tipping point, is thinking about how to care for them. View the full article

As the country imports ever more of its fruits and vegetable, it’s time to examine the positive and negative effects on consumers and farmers. View the full article

As the list of endangered animals worldwide grows longer, society may soon be faced with an impossible decision: which ones to take off life support. View the full article

As the list of endangered animals worldwide grows longer, society may soon be faced with an impossible decision: which ones to take off life support. View the full article

A pest known as a scale appears to be killing off reeds that bind the state’s coast together, speeding land loss and endangering oil wells, shipping routes and fishing grounds. View the full article

A new study could help make the case for treating flamingos as Florida natives, which could entitle them to certain protections in the state. View the full article