Heading to warmer climes creates massive risks and large rewards for birds of all shapes and sizes, but living in north country year-round is no picnic either.
State wants to avoid complicating legal battles over federal protections for the animals.
The 21st GBBC kicked off today (Friday, Feb. 16) and runs until Monday, Feb. 19 in backyards – and beyond – across the country.
The case of an elk that died after it jumped in the air and brought a low-flying research helicopter down in Utah highlights the use of helicopters in wildlife monitoring, which has been criticized by
DNR makes plans to commemorate 115th anniversary of state’s first tree nursery and the 85th anniversary of the Civilian Conservation Corps.
The Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, where thousands upon thousands of snow geese stop for a rest and food on their way north, saw a huge jump in geese numbers within a week, to the
This year’s aerial moose survey estimated 3,030 moose in northeastern Minnesota; last year’s estimate was 3,710.
More than 50 bighorn sheep are carrying new equipment to help the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission track and aid their populations, with hopes of finding the answers to the struggling species’ survival.
Survey responses showed there was support for using semi-automatic guns for furbearers and groundhogs, but not for big game.
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