Landowners across northern and northwest Virginia are seeing damage to the bark of the ash trees and coming to the Virginia Department of Forestry for help.
Emerald ash borer moves deeper into Shenandoah Valley Read More »
Supporters say the measure is needed to protect those who deal with wolves.
In Washington, bill advances that would exempt information on wolf attacks Read More »
President of the Bergen Audubon Society fears the glass exterior could be deadly to bird species that migrate through the Meadowlands each year.
Birders see New Jersey’s Meadowlands mall as bird-killer Read More »
Most of the accidents happened in New York state, where officials warned that, despite recent snowfalls, many lakes have not had enough cold days to develop thick enough ice.
With thin ice on lakes, snowmobiler and ice angler deaths on the rise in Northeast Read More »
Five-year study will assess the health of deer and elk herds in northeast Washington, where they support hunting and other recreational opportunities while providing prey for wolves and other predators.
Washington state studying wolf’s impact on other animals Read More »
Decline partly because of the impact of parasites, both winter tick and brainworm, on the moose population.
In New Hampshire, moose hunt lottery permit numbers continue to dwindle Read More »
Wildlife managers say it’s still too early to determine any impacts on hunting seasons.
Wyoming wildlife struggling amid harsh winter conditions Read More »
Argues that Wildlife Services has failed to follow the National Environmental Policy Act when killing dozens of wolves in Idaho’s Lolo zone over the last six years.
Environmental groups seek to stop wolf killings in Idaho Read More »
The algae blooms in recent years have contaminated drinking water supplies, turned the waters an unsightly shade of green and contributed to oxygen-deprived dead zones where fish can’t survive.
Ohio moves forward with strategy to combat Lake Erie algae Read More »
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