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“There is no blood, just a small stain on the member’s T-shirt. He’s yelling in pain ... I’m thinking how bad is he, what’s happened?”

Nebraska landowners are reminded of a new program beginning this fall that could provide them a free elk permit. In the Free-earned Landowner Elk Permit Program, a person who owns or leases at least 8

The Canada goose, introduced into New Brunswick in the 1990s, has exploded in numbers and loves to live in popular recreational areas.

Wildlife officials in the region are warning people not to touch any birds found sick, injured or dead. A highly pathogenic strain of avian flu — H5N1 — has been detected in wild and domestic birds in nearby jurisdictions.

By Marshall Lee Weimer I was on the hunt for teeth. The rich, dark, wet earth forced itself under my fingernails as I scratched through roots and a few beetles. But no teeth. I needed those teeth. Or that’s what Clay Ecklund, my expedition leader, told our team of volunteer bone seekers recently on Isle Royale National Park. I squatted in the middle of a thick cedar swamp with John Warming and Lada Zednik. Nearby, Hal Hanson, another member of our group, sat behind a few downed trees, resting from an arduous hike through nearly unnavigable terrain. There was another presence. Or what remain...