Wyoming wildlife struggling amid harsh winter conditions
Wildlife managers say it’s still too early to determine any impacts on hunting seasons.
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Environmental groups seek to stop wolf killings in Idaho
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.
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Ohio moves forward with strategy to combat Lake Erie algae
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.
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Madeline Island watches, worries as winter climate shifts
The sight of ferries in February offers clear-eyed evidence of climate change in the Upper Midwest.
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Utah tourism promotes new national monument despite state opposition
Bears Ears National Monument on a state website.
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West Virginia wildlife officials look to relax some hunting regs
Changes would impact deer and bear hunts.
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Emperor geese up for possible hunt after decades of conservation
A majority of the emperor goose population breeds on the Yukon Kuskokwim Delta in southwestern Alaska, and the bird can only be found in Alaska and Russia.
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Feds seeking input on Washington state grizzly plan
The National Park Service and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are considering four options, including taking no action.
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In Arizona, biologists see success in relocation of endangered fish
For more than a decade, biologists from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have moved hundreds of humpback chub each fall about five miles upriver, where there are fewer predators and more food for the fish.
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