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Bees swarming

Believe they could have saved more of the 190 reindeer that went through the ice with the right equipment

Concern grows among fishermen and scientists about low silver salmon returns in Cook Inlet

Decline in Saskatoon Berry Abundance, Southern Manitoba

Wondering where the fish have gone

“Huge disaster”: Historically weak pink salmon runs strain Alaska’s seine fishermen

Most of the red salmon were carrying worms

Anchorage's popular Ship Creek to close to sport fishing for 2 weeks

Disappearing sand dunes and plovers

Climate Change Linked to Berry Declines

For one Utqiaġvik family, spring bowhead whaling marks an important milestone

'There's no water': This duck hunter in Fort Smith, N.W.T., went out and found no ducks

A whale the size of an airplane was harvested by hunters in the Chukotka

Caribou arrive in the Northwest Arctic region

Absence of Tomcods

Hunters report record harvest for Central Southeast moose hunt

Later frosts could make new crops possible in Alaska, but climate change brings challenges, too

Ice that survived Arctic summer hits low, with implications for traditional harvesting and shipping

Red or Black Currants?

Something is eating salmonberry leaves

Insect on cloud berries

Finland's bilberry harvests mediocre at best, nature institute forecasts

Cold, wet weather delays lucrative peony harvest in Southcentral Alaska

With thousands of sockeyes passing Bethel each day, dipnets are catching on

Caught 4000 pink salmon in one net throw: "That's an indescribable amount of fish"

Crab pots 'absolutely stuffed' as Bering Sea Dungeness fishery breaks records

State wildlife officials trying to revive Southwest Alaska caribou killed almost 100 brown bears in less than a month

Fisheries managers announce Yukon River closures

Haddock is overfished off New England, regulators say, as they cut quotas

'We will have to adapt': Record high temperatures in Nunavik pose threat to Inuit way of life

Persistent drought

Capilano River sewage leak threatens salmon runs

No sea ice in Grantley Harbor

‘This is totally unusual’: Highly pathogenic bird flu still spreading in Alaska, state veterinarian says

Western Arctic Caribou Herd shrank more in 2022, hurting Northwest Arctic subsistence hunters

"Should have received four tons of plums"

Late Alaska Winter

Salmon struggle to spawn amid record-setting drought

Drought-related disaster declared in Rhode Island, most of New England experiencing drought conditions

Coastal Maine enters severe drought conditions as dry weather continues

Norton Sound crab fishery bounces back with record year following fishing hiatus

Peculiar orange fungus on juniper bushes

A timeline of how once-in-a-century flooding unfolded across B.C.

Here winter has become two months shorter

Southern potato farmers despair

The field has been giving strawberries for 80 years, but not anymore – it's completely dead

Seeing some Worms in Kenai Salmon

B.C. heat wave 'cooks' fruit crops on the branch in sweltering Okanagan and Fraser valleys

An Increase of Hail in Victoria, British Columbia

Worst plum season in 60 years

Lots of Late Blooming Roses (Rosa acicularis)

Severe drought causes emergency declarations

Cloudberry bogs are collapsing - climate change is to blame

In the Altai region, farmers lost 700 million rubles due to drought

Leduc County declares state of agricultural disaster amid wet conditions

Early Ripe Blueberries

Haven't expected fewer plums in ten years

Blueberries in June

Worried for the raspberries, they have started to sprout

Kenya suffers worst locust infestation in 70 years as millions of insects swarm farmland

Alaska Cod Fishery Closes and Industry Braces for Ripple Effect

Victoria Falls dries to a trickle after worst drought in a century

Declining Snow and Summer Rain in the Alberni Valley

Leeches on inland ducks

Extremely Warm Temperatures

Pink Salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) and Other Fish Dying in Warm Water

Little Ice for Bearded Seal (Erignathus barbatus) Hunting

Salal (Gaultheria shallon) dying back in coastal BC and WA

Dirty water may be reason for very strange shortage of fish harvest, says N.W.T. angler

California fires: Number of missing soars over 1,000 as Paradise reels from unfathomable losses

Rising Seas Forcing Changes on Maryland's Historic Eastern Shore Farms

Change in Maple Sugaring

Chitemene Farming Has Environmental Consequences

Inuvik experienced one of its warmest, driest summers on record