Pest Troopers·Aug 12Why Do Raccoons Always Seem to Outsmart Whatever Bin You Just Bought?You upgraded to the “animal-proof” lid last month. This morning, it was sitting three feet away, empty, as if it had simply been asked to…
InThe Rabbit NotebyCuriousMind·Jun 4What Changed Between UsWhy My Neighbors Thought I Lost My Mind (And the Bush That Proved It)A response icon16A response icon16
Amy Yarger in Nature Nearby·Mar 19Unloved Nature — Raised in the City“You have to accept the fact that sometimes you are the pigeon, and sometimes you are the statue.”
Sharada Balasubramanian·Mar 1The Tecoma Tree’s tantrumsThe golden trumpet flowers in bright, blasting yellow fall gently, in dozens and even hundreds every single day, right outside our house…A response icon2A response icon2
PeckPerk·Feb 10Meet the Grackle: The Bird That Owns the PlaceFrom parking lots to palm trees, this bold blackbird thrives in human spaces and refuses to go unnoticed.
Street Photography Lab·Feb 6Urban Wildlife Photography in the City: Shooting Animals Like Street CharactersHow pigeons, dogs, gulls and stray cats can quietly become your best street photography teachers.
InFocusbyUBC Science·Nov 21, 2025What a cherished campus coyote’s death tells us about his lifeIn his short life, Kip the coyote with one bad leg became an unofficial mascot on UBC’s Vancouver campus.
Untold Wildlife Stories·Nov 18, 2025Survival of the Fittest: How Wildlife Adapts to Urban Habitatsby Nikolai Goritschnig
