Countless cell phones on the ground and 24 satellites, orbiting 12,550 miles up in the sky and connected by the Internet, are part of a project in Island Park, Idaho to help decrease vehicle collisions,
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) – A Democrat-to-Republican change in the Wyoming governor’s office is having little, if any, policy effect on sage grouse, the most significant species in the state to be considered for federal protection.
HELENA, Mont. (AP) – Officials say two wolf attacks on private ranches south of Butte and another attack at a private ranch west of Helena has resulted in the deaths of four calves and one
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commission has approved a four-week hunting season for sandhill cranes, the first state on the Eastern seaboard to do so. The commission Friday unanimously approved the
DENVER – The Colorado Wildlife Commission plans to vote on the adequacy of plans to mitigate impacts to fish and wildlife resources from two proposed transmountain water development projects during its meeting in Grand Junction.
Coastal Louisiana has lost a wetland area the size of Delaware, equaling 1,883 square miles, over the past 78 years, according to a new U.S. Geological Survey National Wetlands Research Center study. Twenty-five percent of
Check out the outdoor calendar provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation for all your outdoor information. JUNE 3-4: Duncan Fishing and Tackle Show at the Stephens County Fairgrounds. The show hours will be
DENVER — The Colorado Division of Wildlife is proud to take part in National Get Outdoors Day, June 11 at City Park in Denver. National Get Outdoors Day is free and is the signature event
MONTE VISTA, Colo. — The lake at San Luis State Park will not fill with water this spring because of low snowpack in the Sangre De Cristo mountain range. The decision to not fill the
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