A secretive Everglades sparrow at the center of some of the most contentious debate over restoring the vast wetlands is facing an ever more dire threat: sea rise. A new study that modeled both rising ...

The little birds have seen a major population decline. Photo: National Park Service by Lori Oberhofer. The first time I saw a Cape Sable seaside sparrow in the Everglades, I was not impressed. This ...

Before they can fight to survive, some endangered songbirds are losing their groove and being robbed of their chance at love – all because of what's in their food. Residing exclusively in Everglades ...

A persistent conflict in the Everglades drives blood pressures as high as the rainwater. The cause? Every few years, Mother Nature dumps too much of the wet stuff in the wrong place. The water problem ...

Maybe the most endangered bird on the planet is the Cape Sable seaside sparrow in the hand of Stuart Pim, an ornithologist who is studying the birds that number about 2,500 in Everglades National Park ...

This corner of the world in Sunday's Daily Sentinel carried a story about wildlife photographer Noppodal Paothong and his 11-year journey photographing the seven threatened grouse species in the U.S.

Side one. Examples of primary song of various populations of Seaside Sparrows, Ammospiza maritima / compiled by John William Hardy -- Side two. Vocalizations of a marked population of Seaside Sparrows ...

A decade ago, critically endangered Florida grasshopper sparrows, three male and four female chicks, were spirited away from prairie wilderness of south-Central Florida. The abductors were wildlife ...

On a late spring afternoon decades ago, I was driving home along Ocean Parkway when I stopped because I saw nets for catching birds in the salt marsh near Oak Beach. I met Jon Greenlaw, a biology ...