A team observing raccoon and opossum behavior along urban and wilderness fringe of Crocodile National Wildlife Refuge fitted dozens of the mammals with GPS collars, then tracked their locations for months.
Janice Enos’ research broadly focuses on how social interactions influence nesting ecology and habitat selection in songbirds.
Following is a Q and A with Enos.
On Saturday, Feb. 18, the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation held a listening and sharing session in Solon Springs on the DNR’s draft wolf management plan. This was an opportunity for people to share their personal experiences
The Natural Resources Board (NRB) received a history lesson on the Conservation Congress at its Feb. 22 meeting because of concerns over the status of the Congress, due to changes in the spring hearing structure,
Residents of “wolf country” in Douglas County and the surrounding area met in Solon Springs Feb. 18 at a listening session coordinated by the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation (WWF) and Wisconsin Association of Sporting Dogs.
Here in New York, the sporting community is starting to believe that anything is possible when it comes legislation that can inhibit our interests. That’s why a the topic surrounding a story Meateater published last
The red fox (Vulpes vulpes) is a common animal, yet people rarely see it. I spend more time out-of-doors than the average person, and the red fox is one of those animals that I hope
Bob Hilbert isn’t often surprised by the diversity of wildlife that visits his backyard, living, as he does, on a property “grandfathered in” in a national forest.
Managers of public forests in Pennsylvania have been using controlled burns to manage state-owned tracts to promote tree species such as oak, reduce the growth of invasive plant species and even reduce tick populations for
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