Plan will send 20-30 gray wolves to Isle Royale National Park in Michigan over three years to replenish a population that has nearly died out because of inbreeding and disease.
Federal officials plan to restore fading wolf population at Lake Superior national park Read More »
ST. PAUL, Minn. — New research from the University of Minnesota has found no evidence that a diverse plant community in lakes keeps aquatic invaders from taking hold. The university’s Aquatic Invasive Species Research Center examined 13 years of vegetation survey data that the state DNR collected from about 1,100 lakes, Minnesota Public Radio reported.
Plant diversity doesn’t protect from aquatic invaders, study says Read More »
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Three men have pleaded guilty to the illegal hunting and wasting of bull bison north of Yellowstone Park. The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reports that Jesse Darr, Ryley Heidt and Peyton Simmons, all of Park County, were sentenced in justice court for unlawful possession. Each was ordered to pay fines and charges totaling
In Montana, 3 men plead guilty to illegally hunting bull bison Read More »
WILLIAMSTOWN, Vt. — Wildlife advocates in Vermont are trying to stop a competitive crow-shoot event. The Burlington Free Press reports the Vermont Wildlife Coalition recently started a petition to ask the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department to ban a crow shoot sponsored by a hunting group called the Boonie Club. Hunters will try to shoot
Crow-shoot competition under fire in Vermont Read More »
FRISCO, Colo. — A study by a Colorado university found that although mountain lions normally avoid human contact, they are willing to push past their fear when they are hungry. The Colorado State University study recently published in the Journal of Animal Ecology found that not only will mountain lions go near residential areas in
Colorado study: Hunger trumps fear for mountain lions near homes Read More »
More might be killed yet this winter. Environmental groups blasted the killing of the wolves, focusing on the operation being made public only after it happened.
Wildlife officials: 10 wolves killed in northern Idaho to boost elk numbers Read More »
LEABURG, Ore. — More than 1.5 million juvenile fish evacuated from a hatchery after last year’s Columbia Gorge wildfire are being released into rivers for their journey to the Pacific Ocean. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildfire says a half-million coho evacuated from a hatchery in Cascade Locks were released last week in the
2017 wildfire prompting massive fish release from Oregon hatchery Read More »
LAGRANGE, Ind. — By the time your pancake mops up the pure maple syrup on your plate, the sweet nectar has stewed over a fire – and stewed and stewed, as billows of steam remove water from the sap. Sometimes the workers have to boil it longer because the sugar content of the maple-tree sap
East vs. West maple syrup madness on tap in Indiana Read More »
That’s up 17 percent from last year. Turkey harvest down 24 percent.
Virginia hunters harvest a record 2,861 bear Read More »
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