Farmers of the tropics, tequila-makers and pollinators are just some of the names we’ve given to bats. As we learn more about these …
Conserving Endangered Species Habitat in Coastal Texas
Standing five feet tall with a seven-foot wingspan and snow-white feathers that contrast handsomely with its jet-black wing tips and …
NALT’s Favorite Field Guide: Using NatureServe to Steward the Land
With more than 480 Conservation Easements spread across 19 states, a common question asked of North American Land Trust (NALT) is, “How do …
Saving the Delmarva Fox Squirrel from Extinction: A Conservation Success Story
While exploring the woods of the Chesapeake Bay region, if you’re lucky you may spot a flash of silvery gray scampering across the forest …
Happy World Oceans Day!
Happy World Oceans Day! The earth’s oceans are a significant aspect of this planet, touching everyone’s lives both directly and …
Black Bear (Ursus americanus)
Overview: The smallest of the three bear species found in North America, the American black bear is black, brown or cinnamon. …
Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)
Overview: Considered the national emblem of the United States, the bald eagle has flourished under protection. Larger than most other …
Wood Stork (Mycteria Americana)
This Federally Endangered Wood Stork was captured on camera by NALT Conservation Biologist, Peter Smith, during a Monitoring visit to the …
American Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis)
These American Alligators were spotted by our Conservation Biologist, Peter Smith, on Rose Hill golf course in South Carolina, a property on …