‘Most famous GPS deer’ in North America sheds collar
Brian Bloom
December 26, 2022
Buck crossed Mississippi River at least four times.
Wildlife
An encounter with a rare and exceptional River Otter
Willow Simmons
December 23, 2022
Southern Illinois discovery of piebald otter offers very big surprise.
Goshawk vaccination effort holds promise
Deborah Weisberg
December 7, 2022
Pittsburgh — A ground-breaking effort to protect northern goshawks from West Nile virus is also enabling wildlife biologists to learn more about the secretive, forest-dwelling raptor that was state-listed as endangered in October. In what
A quick chat with nature photographer, writer Stan Tekiela
Mike Moore
May 22, 2022
Stan Tekiela has been writing nature books since he was a teenager. Now into his 60s, Tekiela has penned and produced photographs for hundreds of nature books that are enjoyed throughout the world.
Outdoor
Feeding wildlife in the winter – it’s not the answer
Mike Raykovicz
January 25, 2022
In the long term, it is sound wildlife management practices and deer densities closer to their compatibility with overwinter carrying capacities that will limit wildlife losses due to severe weather conditions.
A quick chat with departing TRCP lobbyist Steve Kline
Tim Spielman
January 14, 2022
Early in December, Steve Kline, 40, attended his final Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership board meeting.
The organization’s lobbyist in Washington, D.C., for the past decade-plus recently took a position with the Eastern Shore Land Conservancy,
Respect for wildlife sorely lacking in most instances
Steve Pollick
April 12, 2021
Recent photo illustrates this in a big way, author contends.
Young of the year a welcomed sight in Pennsylvania, offer hope for the future
Tyler Frantz
June 18, 2020
Blogger noticing young animals like never before in Pennsylvania.
Setting the late-winter dining table for wildlife
Steve Pollick
February 25, 2020
Author pleasantly surprised by what he has found at his feeders.
