Pesticides, habitat loss, and light pollution are threatening firefly populations worldwide, but even in urban areas, some ...

The star of the night for me, if only because of its name, is the Heebie-Jeebie, Photuris hebes. Found on the Potomac River ...

MSU researchers tracking firefly populations since 2017 see promising signs this summer, though numbers remain below peak ...

Firefly populations are dwindling across North America. Discover what's being done and how you can help save these magical ...

Fireflies light up the night sky at New Canaan Land Trust's Marvin, Massarella, & Friends Firefly Sanctuary in New Canaan, ...

Finding nocturnal adventures in Massachusetts can be tricky, but like the moon and the stars, they are out there.

Non-native, feral honeybees are crowding out native bee species in southern California — and it could have knock-on effects ...

Ottawa backyards sparkled with firefly activity last summer. This year, they're largely absent — and data gaps are leaving ...

It’s the last day of June and I’m standing under the overhang on my back deck protected from the last drips of a rainstorm.

Are you seeing more bright lights in the big city so far this summer? It’s no cause for concern — it’s just fireflies, also ...

Habitat loss, the increased use of pesticides and light pollution are all factors as to why people are seeing less fireflies ...