For generations, the Ward family knew a stretch of the Texas coast as “Down Below,” a working ranch where cattle grazing, hunting and family traditions unfolded across prairie, wetlands and marshes.

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Colorado is killing wolves to stop livestock attacks, but experts argue the strategy fails to change pack behavior.

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Adam Jano followed a Google Earth mystery into remote Sierra Leone, where villagers warned him of spirits, hunters joined his ...

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