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OLYMPIA — The public comment period on proposed changes to cougar hunting seasons will be open through June 21, according to a press release from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. …

Stop! Before picking up or attempting to assist any wildlife, no matter its age or condition, remember that it is best to leave young birds, bunnies or fawns where they

Residents in Idaho can showcase their artistic talent by submitting designs for the state's wildlife-themed license plates. The contest is open until May 24th, offering a $1,000 award for winning designs featuring bluebirds, trout, or elk.

Stop! Before picking up or attempting to assist any wildlife, no matter its age or condition, remember that it is best to leave young birds, bunnies or fawns where they

Biden administration critics say the Fish and Wildlife Service and NOAA Fisheries rules go beyond the limits of federal law.

Dean Vaughan, a biologist who has worked for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for more than 30 years, was finishing a conference call in his home office south of Charlo last October when he noticed something unusual happening at the property across the road.

JAKARTA (AFP) – Indonesia is hunting for more clues that the extinct Javan tiger may still exist in the wild, a government official said Tuesday, after a new study suggested links between a DNA-tested hair and the big cat. The endemic Javan and Balinese tigers were wiped out in the 1980s and 1940s respectively, leaving […]

Indonesia is hunting for more clues that the extinct Javan tiger may still exist in the wild, a government official said Tuesday, after a new study suggested links between a DNA-tested hair and the big cat.

Indonesia is hunting for more clues that the extinct Javan tiger may still exist in the wild, a government official said Tuesday, after a new study suggested links between a DNA-tested hair and the big cat. The endemic Javan and Balinese tigers were wiped out in the 1980s and 1940s respectively, leaving only Sumatran tigers remaining in the archipelago nation.

OLYMPIA — The state Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking public comment on a rule making proposal to reclassify Washington’s gray wolves from state “endangered” to “sensitive,” based on