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Georgia’s Sea Turtles Just Had a Record Year: 4,292 Nests, Up From 358 in 2004

October 26, 2026
A tiny loggerhead sea turtle hatchling crawls out of a nest under a protective wire screen

Loggerhead sea turtles laid a record 4,292 nests on Georgia beaches in 2026, up from just 358 in 2004. Here’s how volunteers, night patrols, and a clever fishing-net escape hatch helped.

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Thought Extinct Twice, Black-Footed Ferrets Are Back on Arizona’s Prairies — 43 More Released in 2026

October 25, 2026
A black-footed ferret peeks out of a burrow surrounded by purple wildflowers

Arizona released 43 endangered black-footed ferrets in 2026. Here is how a ranch dog, 18 last survivors, and even a cloned ferret got this species back on the prairie.

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From a Dozen Pairs to a Record Year: The Great Lakes Piping Plover Comeback

October 24, 2026
Adult Great Lakes piping plover with two chicks on sand

By 1990, only about a dozen pairs of Great Lakes piping plovers were left. In 2026, 99 pairs nested on all five Great Lakes and a record 184 chicks took flight.

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Divers Rode a “Coral Torpedo” Into the Deep Gulf to Replant a Broken Reef

October 23, 2026
Coral samples inside a coral torpedo ready for seafloor outplanting

In spring 2026, a NOAA ship crew and technical divers outplanted propagated mesophotic corals on seafloor habitat still healing from the Deepwater Horizon spill — and photographed every step.

Categories Ocean & Reefs

Four Astronauts Flew Around the Moon — and Brought Home Photos of Earth Rising Over Another World

October 23, 2026
Earth setting behind the lunar limb during Artemis II flyby

In April 2026, Artemis II became the first crewed lunar flyby in more than 50 years. NASA’s public-domain images from the voyage are as stunning as the milestone itself.

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When Arctic Air Hit Florida, Rescuers Saved More Than 600 Cold-Stunned Sea Turtles

October 23, 2026
Cold-stunned green turtle floating in shallow water in St. Joseph Bay, Florida

In February 2026, a historic cold snap left green turtles floating helpless in St. Joseph Bay. NOAA and partners pulled more than 600 to safety — and brought most of them home.

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He Opened His Eyes Between Two Carcasses: How Alaska Saved Walrus Calf Annautaq

October 23, 2026
Young woman smiling beside a walrus calf

Near Point Lay, Iḷisaġvik intern Violet Anniskett saw a walrus carcass move — and found orphaned calf Annautaq. True story with authentic USGS public-domain photos.

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Recent Posts

  • A tiny loggerhead sea turtle hatchling crawls out of a nest under a protective wire screen
    Georgia’s Sea Turtles Just Had a Record Year: 4,292 Nests, Up From 358 in 2004October 26, 2026
  • A black-footed ferret peeks out of a burrow surrounded by purple wildflowers
    Thought Extinct Twice, Black-Footed Ferrets Are Back on Arizona’s Prairies — 43 More Released in 2026October 25, 2026
  • Adult Great Lakes piping plover with two chicks on sand
    From a Dozen Pairs to a Record Year: The Great Lakes Piping Plover ComebackOctober 24, 2026
  • Coral samples inside a coral torpedo ready for seafloor outplanting
    Divers Rode a “Coral Torpedo” Into the Deep Gulf to Replant a Broken ReefOctober 23, 2026
  • Earth setting behind the lunar limb during Artemis II flyby
    Four Astronauts Flew Around the Moon — and Brought Home Photos of Earth Rising Over Another WorldOctober 23, 2026
  • Cold-stunned green turtle floating in shallow water in St. Joseph Bay, Florida
    When Arctic Air Hit Florida, Rescuers Saved More Than 600 Cold-Stunned Sea TurtlesOctober 23, 2026

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