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Electrical pedestals damaged during last year’s flood have been repaired, and Campground No. 1 at Oahe Downstream Recreation Area near Fort Pierre is now open.

A research effort involving federal, state, and local partners is poised to discover new insights about the behavior of Colorado’s urban coyotes and help wildlife managers improve strategies for dealing with these clever canids.

Now is the time to start searching for the scissor-tailed flycatcher on its way north from the tropics to spend the summer in Oklahoma. Oklahoma is one of only seven United States in which

Trails projects across the state received a $5.8 million boost from the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission, which voted to approve 65 grants for motorized and non-motorized trail projects to be completed in 2012 and

The Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) like most state wildlife agencies receives the bulk of its funding through user fees (hunting and fishing licenses, big game tags, etc.) and excise taxes on shooting, archery, angling

The unseasonably warm spring is keeping state park campgrounds in South Dakota busier than normal and has allowed showers and flush toilets to be operational ahead of schedule to meet the demand.

Lake Vermillion Recreation Area near Canistota will host the Becoming an Outdoor Family weekend June 22-24.

The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Division of Wildlife has honored two of its employees for their service, as well as special recognition to staff for their efforts providing assistance during major flooding in

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Director Loren Hitchcock last week announced his retirement effective June 30. Hitchcock, who began his career with the AGFC in 1985, has served as director since January 2011.