The number of moose permits has increased by hundreds over the past few years. Tens of thousands of hunters apply for the permits via an annual lottery system.
Maine looks to further increase Moose permit numbers in bid to curb tick infestation Read More »
The number of American bald eagles has quadrupled since 2009, with more than 300,000 of them now residing in lower 48.
Bald eagle populations soar in lower 48 states Read More »
Auburn University has suspended the school’s bass fishing team over allegations that it repeatedly violated COVID-19 policies. A memo to team members says the suspension is for the rest of this year, Al.com reported. The team violated the travel and events policy in July 2020, February 2021 and March 2021, the document states. During the
Auburn bass fishing team suspended for COVID violations Read More »
The endangered California condor could return to the Pacific Northwest for the first time in 100 years.
Return of the condor? Read More »
STURGIS, S.D. — A man-made lake with amenities for all ages could be coming to Sturgis. It all began when the city began discussing some sort of outdoor aquatics venue within the city. The city made a call for citizens to serve on a committee to discuss a splashpad. But it was evident early on
City known for motorcycle rally mulling man-made lake Read More »
NEW YORK — This spring, longtime Central Park birder and naturalist Gabriel Willow is feeling a little less nervous than he did a year ago. Standing on the park’s Bow Bridge with binoculars, Willow recalls the early days of the pandemic when the virus was at its worst in New York City. “There were so
More birders sighted in Central Park this spring migration Read More »
Reservations will be required starting May 1 for the 70 parking spots at the Ausable Mountain Reserve lot for access to trails across the reserve’s 7,000 acres. Walk-in users without a reservation will not be permitted.
Popular Adirondack trailhead will require reservations Read More »
Contamination from long ago still holds risks for coastal areas of the Great Lakes.
Historic river pollution threatens coastal Great Lakes fish Read More »
MORAGA, Calif. — A coyote that attacked five people, including a 3-year-old girl, in the San Francisco Bay Area was captured and euthanized, wildlife officials said Friday. The coyote was captured and killed Thursday, “very close to one of the attack sites,” Fish and Wildlife Capt. Patrick Foy told the San Francisco Chronicle. DNA results
Coyote that attacked 5 people in Bay Area captured, killed Read More »
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