There is a long tradition of shorebird hunting in North America that ended at the beginning of the 20th century when laws were passed that banned killing and selling migratory birds. But elsewhere, hunting is still happening.
Shoreline armoring on the Delaware Bay will result in less beach for us all.
A vintage museum exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History also portrays vintage views on conservation and environmental issues.
Farming of coastal wetlands - the story of salt marsh lamb in Europe and salt marsh milk in America.
What old maps tell us about the economic and cultural importance of coastal wetlands.
The real bird-catching tradition of something often considered a wild goose chase.
This book explores a profound concept: that there is a difference between reality and the human perception of reality and that this difference can explain some vexing things about human nature.
I recently came across a 1952 LIFE magazine article profiling a group of falcon banders working on Assateague Island, Maryland. Along with the article is a series of striking photos of the banders and their lifestyle on the coast.
