As of late May, about 10 bison calves had joined the 30-member herd at Minneopa State Park. The Blue Mounds State Park herd had grown by about 20 calves. By the end of the birthing
A wolverine was spotted three times last month in the eastern Sierra Nevada, a rare occurrence for an animal that’s only been seen one other time in California over the past 100 years, state wildlife
It’s easy to overlook the significant role dead trees play in the years after they perish.
Seldom do we pay much heed to “insignificant” relics of the past such as a rotting log, but
Last July, I got an email from Steve Hall, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) hunter education coordinator, inviting me to participate as the keynote speaker for the 30th anniversary of the Texas Becoming
It could be an interesting summer as far as black bear activity is concerned throughout the Northeast.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently held a public presentation in Green County called
On a wet, early May morning, over 100 students from 14 different schools in and around Warren County gathered at the grounds of the county fish hatchery for a competition like none other. In fact,
The New York State Departments of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and Health (DOH) remind the public to learn about and be aware of harmful algal blooms, or “HABs,” as the 2023 HABs notification season starts.
Last year, 58 million households camped at least once, pumping 52 billion dollars into local communities and economies in 2022. Since 2014, the number of households who camp three or more times annually has grown
Let’s look at another species that has moved through the Lower 48 this spring en route to Canada and Alaska: the red-breasted merganser (Mergus serrator).
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