Wildlife ponds do not need pumps or filters and they can be harmful to creatures that get ... Every year, more people are reading our articles to learn about the challenges facing the natural world.

Natural ponds come and go. They fill up when it’s wet and empty when it’s dry. Pond wildlife has learnt to live in these changeable worlds in remarkable ways. Life can thrive in temporary ponds, human ...

This publication covers the following topics: Non-living factors: Temperature & oxygen Nutrients and plants The pond food web Predators & prey – they key to fish management For information on testing ...

Division of Fish and Wildlife, District Wildlife Biologists are professional wildlife biologists that help private landowners improve their properties for wildlife. District Biologists can help ...

Tiny ponds can attract and support dragonflies, damselflies, bees, frogs, birds, and more. They also don't require a pump, a filtration system, or complicated upkeep—the plants and wildlife just do ...

Ell Pond is the only National Natural Landmark in Rhode Island and among 605 nationwide. Its rocky yellow-blazed trail is challenging, so expect to scramble across ice-split glacial boulders, clefts, ...

Video by UChicago Creative Yet some of the biggest enhancements are under the pond’s surface. UChicago faculty consulted with sustainability and wildlife experts on an innovative, natural filtration ...

Wildlife fans are being encouraged to help keep track of Jersey's pond life as part of a project. The island's government has organised a free Pondwatch event at the Frances Le Sueur Centre in ...