They crawled on the bait cubby, clawing at the logs we had piled on a mound of baked goods and, though they were making some headway, it was clear they were used to having some
Wildlife workers on Tuesday halted their efforts to capture a grizzly bear that killed a woman over the weekend near Yellowstone National Park after finding no sign of the animal since the day of the
A western Pennsylvania man has been indicted by a federal grand jury for the alleged killing of a bald eagle in Mount Pleasant Township, Washington County, in early May.
Rodney Thomas, 50, of Canonsburg,
Dugout Creek-Yager Slough wildlife areas south of Lake Park in western Dickinson County, Iowa, is home to an array of marshes plus two unique and rare habitat types in the state — one of the
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Illinois DNR, and the Chicago Park District this month released federally endangered piping plover chicks back into the wild at Lake Michigan’s Montrose Beach.
The July 13 release
Just in case you weren’t aware, Wisconsin beavers are in peril and on the verge of extinction. A beaver protectionist group called Superior Bio-Conserve recently galloped onto the legal battlefield to beat the USDA-Wildlife Services
As the summer season approached, New York Outdoor News reported that several Northeastern wildlife agencies, including New York, had issued public warnings regarding summer bear activity. Those warnings and predictions have come to fruition. Across
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Wildlife Biologist Matthew Palumbo, PhD, has built a career researching birds. Currently he works in DEC’s Avian Diversity Unit studying non-game bird species.
Palumbo is curious about
Maple trees, gray and fox squirrels discovered, have a natural system of providing solar protection and geothermal cooling.
The tree’s simple, oppositely-arranged leaves are excellent at blocking much of the radiant energy that could
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