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Soon spotting a black bear in your RI yard may not be unusual. What to do if you see one.

Black bears have awakened from their winter slumbers and are occasionally making their presence known in Rhode Island as the animals search for food.

The Waning Reign of the Wetland Architect We Barely Know (Hint: Not a Beaver)

Little-appreciated, semiaquatic, and cute-as-hell, muskrats can survive almost anywhere. So where are they?

Bear on the run: Pawtucket black bear tranquilized in backyard, relocated

Rhode Islanders should expect to see more bears as increasing bear populations in Massachusetts and Connecticut push young bears into new territory.

Bear wanders into Pawtucket backyard, steals steak, gets tranquilized

Looking for love in all the wrong places, black bear wanders into a Pawtucket backyard cookout

Rhode Islanders should expect to see more bears as increasing bear populations in Massachusetts and Connecticut push young bears into new territory.

Black coyotes wandering Rhode Island town not safe, cops say

Black coyotes wandering Rhode Island town not safe, cops say

Coyote sightings up with colder weather - Jamestown Press

Coyote sightings in Jamestown might be the same animal, according to a local biologist who tracks the canines on Conanicut and Aquickneck islands. Members of a Facebook group for Jamestown residents have reported an uptick in coyote sightings since the colder weather arrived, mainly in the Jamestown Shores and Shoreby Hill neighborhoods. Numi Mitchell, the

'Adaptable' But Secretive Bobcats Can Share Suburban Habitat With Humans

The big cat saunters across the driveway, bobbed tail swaying, passing in front of two parked cars before the doorbell camera cuts off.