While black vultures normally feed on carrion, they may on occasion attack calves, lambs, piglets, and other newborn livestock.
The ‘unpleasant’ migratory bird is protected in Illinois, but agencies team up to offer special
The round goby is one of the biggest threats to New York waters, particularly Lake Champlain, and DEC lists round goby as a prohibited invasive species in state regulations.
Native to Europe and Asia,
The 25th anniversary of elk restoration is a milestone for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources and cooperating partners. An immense effort over the years has led to considerable success.
Restoring an
A video of the fish kill posted to social media drew widespread attention to the large number of shortnose and longnose gar, and silver and bighead carp piled up in an area of rocks below
The EPA has not revised its rules dealing with the nation’s largest animal operations – which hold thousands of hogs, chickens, and cattle – since 2008.
Two Pennsylvania brothers, missing for more than a week, were found dead with their fishing rods at Pike Creek Reservoir in Luzerne County Jan. 12.
The bodies of Daniel Fisk, 67, of Noxen, and
A court date has been set in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court for two tournament fishermen who are facing felony cheating charges after they were disqualified from the Lake Erie Walleye (LEWT) Trail Championship held
Late January is sometimes considered a time when not much is going on in North Dakota’s
outdoors. But this year with new boat registrations coming in and the state legislature in
session, it’s
Staff Report Washington, D.C. — National conservation groups applauded the U.S. Department of Interior action on Thursday to protect the watershed surrounding the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness from future mining. In a press release
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