Something quite noteworthy will be occurring in the night sky during the “wee hours” of March 14. If you can forego a few hours of sleep, and the weather cooperates, you may witness one of
Never has there been a more unfortunate endangered species than the hellbender. Actually, the hellbender is a candidate Endangered species, not yet officially listed as Endangered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the federal
Stone-cold killer predators come in all shapes and sizes in the natural world. We often think of large, menacing critters with long, sharp claws and razor-sharp teeth as predators and don’t give a second thought
The Trump administration has fired about 1,000 newly hired National Park Service employees who maintain and clean parks, educate visitors and perform other functions as part of its broad-based effort to downsize government.
The
Members of the Rolfe Beagle Club are hoping that waterfowl, particularly mallards, will benefit from their latest habitat project, installation of a mallard nesting box on the club’s front wetland.
“We meet for
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources recently announced the appointment of Jessica Fischer as the new park manager for Pymatuning State Park in Crawford County.
Lawyer Brooke Rollins was confirmed earlier this month as secretary of agriculture, placing a close ally of President Donald Trump into a key cabinet position at a time when mass deportation plans could lead to
A simple track in the snow and a bit of scat served to delight county wildlife officer Nick Oliver and research technician Doug Wensink on Jan. 8, during the annual river otter survey in Ohio.<br
Research biologists from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and University of Minnesota-Twin Cities will begin capturing and collaring elk for an in-depth elk research project in northwest Minnesota beginning early March 2025.
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