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These South Dakota Animals Spreading And Dying From The Plague

South Dakota is currently experiencing an outbreak of the plague, a disease infamous throughout history for its high mortality rate, rapid transmission, and ability to incite widespread fear and dread.

Plague confirmed in Badlands-Conata prairie dogs

The NPS and USFS have confirmed plague as the cause of a prairie dog die off in Badlands National Park, Buffalo Gap National Grassland and the greater Conata-Badlands ecosystem.

Fort Pierre National Grassland's Greater Prairie-Chickens and Sharp-tailed Grouse at record high

Prairie dog hunting banned in part of South Dakota to protect endangered ferrets

The black-footed ferret is one of the most endangered mammals in North America. The ferrets prey on prairie dogs, which were decimated by disease in the late 2000s and early 2010s.

Conata Basin off limits to prairie dog hunting

Forest Service bans prairie dog hunting in part of South Dakota's Conata Basin to protect endangered ferrets – KORN News Radio

11 Best US Road Trips to Take This Spring

From coastal drives to national parks, these American road trip ideas are perfect for a spring vacation.

Forest Service seeks public comment on Crowe Dam Habitat Improvement Project

The Fall River Ranger District opened the proposed Crowe Dam Habitat Improvement Project to public comment Wednesday.

5 Rare and Exciting Species of Wildlife You Can Find in South Dakota's Badlands

Exploring the Rich Wildlife of South Dakota: A Haven for Nature Enthusiasts?

Discover the best places to witness the captivating wildlife of South Dakota, from the iconic bison herds of Custer State Park to the diverse species found in Badlands National Park and along the Missouri River. Immerse yourself in nature and encounter elk, pronghorn, eagles, and more in these enchanting destinations.