While automated bioacoustic species classifiers play a growing role in avian population monitoring, they can produce false positive misclassifications…

State officials said the bear didn't respond to attempts to drive him out of a neighborhood. The only option was to euthanize him.

Dawson White brings global plant systematics expertise to Texas A&M to revitalize herbarium collections and research.

Soil and Water Assessment Tool conference covers latest science around the Texas A&M AgriLife Research-developed tool.

Texas A&M researchers discovered a previously unknown parasite in black skimmers, offering new clues about chick deaths and coastal seabird conservation.

Texas A&M student blends art, a love for animals and science for elementary students to learn with a mural in downtown Bryan

The Texas forest industry continues on a steady trajectory thanks to ongoing demand for construction, said a Texas A&M Forest Service expert.

A new study published in Nature has found that the international trade in reptile skins for leather is, for most traded species, sustainable and not a primary driver of extinction risk.

The ability to discriminate numbers is widespread across taxonomically diverse animals. Some animals may have evolved enhanced numerical abilities to cope with specific social or ecological challenges...

Explore the May 2026 Ecology and Conservation Biology Newsletter from Texas A&M University featuring research, student achievements, faculty news, and ECCB updates.