Wildlife Section News Today

HEAVY rainfall may wash forest animals out of their habitat and push them nearer to residential areas as they search for food.

Alabama is blessed with an abundance of lakes, reservoirs and waterways for residents and visitors to enjoy for fishing, boating, birdwatching and many other outdoor activities. However, several …

Hunting Season comes to an official end on Thursday.

Alabama is blessed with an abundance of lakes, reservoirs and waterways for residents and visitors to enjoy for fishing, boating, birdwatching and many other outdoor activities. However, several pockets exist

Alabama is blessed with an abundance of lakes, reservoirs and waterways for residents and visitors to enjoy for fishing, boating, birdwatching and many other outdoor activities. However, several pockets exist

Bats are ubiquitous during the Halloween season, but these creatures deserve celebration year-round for their contribution to our sustainable food production. By eating insects by the billions, bats …

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources was called out to Dillon County because of an injured bear.

The Ministry of Agriculture is warning the public against sharing unconfirmed reports of a 'jaguar attack' as claimed by a Palo Seco man on social media on Wednesday. In a statement issued on the same day, the ministry said such reports could fuel panic and reckless behaviour. Earlier, Newsday visited the man at his home

DOVER — During spring and summer,  rabies, which is occasionally found in community cats and wildlife,  is more likely to be transmitted to humans and pets due to …

Planning and Development Minister Pennelope Beckles is urging turtle watchers to use registered, certified tour operators especially during this Easter holidays.