As drought grips West, cougar sightings increase
It appears cougars are being forced into more populated areas to get enough water to drink
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DNR: Sick, dying songbirds seen in three-quarters of Indiana
Sick songbirds have also been found in Ohio, Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Fond du Lac Band wants to move elk to northeast forest
Once hunted to the brink of extinction, elk could be reintroduced to the forest in northeastern Minnesota.
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Unwanted pets: Giant goldfish turning up in Minnesota waterways
Officials in the Twin Cities suburb of Burnsville found 10 fish in Keller Lake earlier this month while doing a water quality survey. On Monday, 18 additional fish were found. Some were 18 inches long and weighed about 4 pounds.
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Minnesota DNR: No wolf season until 2022 at soonest
The agency said in a statement that it’s taking longer than expected to update its 20-year-old wolf management plan, and it’s now expected to be done by March.
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Funky fish: Gar garners protections from Minnesota lawmakers
The long, slender, toothy and prehistoric-looking fish will, for the first time ever in the state, be protected in ways similar to other gamefish, the result of a bit of an outcry on social media following a series of mass killings that some saw as wantonly wasteful.
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Scientists: Pups hopeful sign for Isle Royale wolves
The population was 12 to 14 during the last Michigan Tech survey in winter 2020. The latest births would indicate it is higher now, but some older wolves may have died.
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New rules in works to stop drones from harassing birds
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is planning to have new rules on where drones can take off and land on the coast – and all state parks – next summer.
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In hot water, sockeye salmon will be trapped, trucked
Adult sockeye salmon returning from the ocean travel 900 miles up the Columbia, Snake and Salmon rivers to high-elevation Sawtooth basin lakes in central Idaho.
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