Trump administration proposal to take the iconic symbol of the wild off the endangered species list has exposed divisions among states.
Wolf’s comeback in U.S. triggers debate on protection levels Read More »
With antlers both valuable and collectible, the hunt is a major holiday for many and an obsession for others.
In Montana, antler hunters swarm wildlife area by horse, foot and car Read More »
The birds once numbered in the millions across the state but there are now about 200 left.
Illinois wildlife biologist aims to save prairie chickens Read More »
Authorities say newly installed technology on Owasco, Seneca and Skaneateles Lakes will quickly detect changing water-quality conditions that could indicate a harmful algal bloom, or HAB, is developing.
Pilot program aims to detect harmful blooms in Finger Lakes Read More »
Taxidermists, enthusiasts flock to Missouri for world championships.
‘This is basically the Olympics of taxidermy’ Read More »
North Dakota Game and Fish biologists have been conducting their annual spring walleye spawning operations on Lake Sakakawea in recent days and the results have been extremely good, maybe the best ever in the history of the state’s biggest body of water.
The most recent count last year turned up 67 breeding pairs of the sand-colored birds. That’s an improvement from the low point of 12 pairs in 1990 but a slight drop from 76 pairs two years ago.
High water in Great Lakes spells trouble for endangered bird Read More »
Trump administration OKs opening Boundary Waters area to copper mining.
Federal agency renews Twin Metals mine leases in northeastern Minnesota Read More »
It’s reportedly a sign that deer are becoming more abundant, especially in northwestern and southern Wisconsin.
DNR: No buck-only counties for 2019 deer season Read More »
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