I had to go a second time because my first visit to see the wood stork in Broomfield was so wonderfully rewarding. As a boy in Iowa, I saved money to buy bird books; and those bird books alerted me to ...

The graduation of a threatened species off the federal endangered list is often a cause for celebration. Some environmentalists are squawking, however, because the iconic wood stork will soon lose its ...

Wood storks might not be as well known as bald eagles, but as of 2026, they have one major thing in common: they’re both conservation success stories. On February 9, 2026, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife ...

The wood stork is distinctive in appearance. Some describe the large bird with long legs and neck and bald head as "charismatic." Others are less charitable. In all cases, however, bird watchers can ...