Since conservation of the Mexican gray wolf began in the 1980s, the Arizona agency has spent more than $7 million on recovery efforts.
The fish are cut off from their spawning grounds by a wood-and-rock irrigation dam in eastern Montana. They now number about 125 wild fish, and U.S. government officials have acknowledged that the species could go
DNR fisheries workers make rare find during routine survey of Cottonwood Lake in Lyon County.
Effort ongoing to reintroduce the threatened silverspot butterfly by releasing caterpillars at specific sites across the state.
But plan to route much of California’s mightiest river into two massive tunnels poses new perils for salmon and other struggling native species, too.
Groups include Northern Cheyenne Tribe, Center for Biological Diversity and Sierra Club; say decision to lift grizzly bear protections this summer is flawed because it only involves Yellowstone grizzlies rather than West as a whole.
Document calls for focusing recovery of wolves in core areas of predators’ historic range.
White-nose syndrome has killed millions of bats since it was first discovered in North America 10 years ago, but scientist hopes to find a treatment – deep in the cold damp shafts of the Soudan
Concern in Michigan is high after capture of a silver carp in the Illinois Waterway.
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