Washington, D.C. — The last of the spring snow goose seasons have concluded and the birds are on their way back to their Hudson Bay salt marsh breeding grounds. Despite years of liberal harvest, using
Madison (AP) There will be no lions or tigers in Wisconsin if one Republican legislator gets his way. Sen. Van Wanggaard, of Racine, is pushing a bill that would prohibit people from owning dangerous exotic
Other than one wandering wolf from 2011, the pack – two adults and five pups – represent the first wolves in the Golden State since 1924.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ashe talks gray wolves, Cecil the lion, Land and Water Conservation Fund, duck management, and his commitment to public lands during an interview with Rob Drieslein.
Where hunting pressure is high, it may pay to disturb bear-bait sites as little as possible
State wildlife agency miffed at Animal Planet
Local and state Audubon groups are asking citizens to watch for roosts across the country of the insect-eating and charismatic chimney swift.
It was like the planets aligned perfectly for a truly magnificent outdoor experience to come together.
Fiddle-playing pheasant hunter Nick Hoffman and his bird dog “Waylon” support Pheasants Forever’s conservation efforts.
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