3 hrs ago | KGWN
Yellowstone wildlife festival proves popular
More than 140 people from 14 states and three other countries attended a recent birding and wildlife festival in the Cody-Yellowstone area.
7 hrs ago | West Hawaii Today
38 Hawaii plants, snails gain federal protection
Thirty-five plants and three snails found on Molokai, Lanai, Maui and Kahoolawe are getting endangered species status, an environmental group announced Friday.
11 hrs ago | Seattle Times
Deal reached on managing Oregon wolves
Conservation groups and cattle ranchers have agreed to a landmark settlement in a lawsuit that, for the past year and a half, has kept the state of Oregon from killing wolves that prey on livestock.
Britain's paradise has been lost - but there's still hope for our wildlife
In my lifetime our wonderful wildlife has been decimated. We need to up our game and mobilise the millions who care I never imagined being 52.
Judge blocks logging project in southwestern Mont.
A judge on Friday blocked a logging project in Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest and ordered two federal agencies to take another look at the effects on lynx, grizzly bears and elk that may be in the area.
Wildlife officials search for cougar in Banff after attack reported
Wildlife officers are sweeping the area on the northeast side of the Banff townsite after receiving an anonymous call about a cougar knocking a person down to the ground.
Vancouver Aquarium breeds endangered frogs, plans to release amphibians
Scientists at the Vancouver Aquarium have sprung into action, as part of an effort to prevent an endangered frog population from becoming extinct in eastern British Columbia.
Georgia Power's lakes and recreation facilities offer activities for all this summer
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Don't blame farmers for wildlife losses, says CLA
The CLA said today it is wrong to place the blame on farmers for the loss of wildlife - in response to the newly released conservation report State of Nature.
Action is needed to save Wiltshire's wildlife
THE natural world is in trouble - that is the conclusion of a ground-breaking report launched by a coalition of leading conservation and research organisations.
Photographer will reopen Everglades Wonder Gardens
Everglades Wonder Gardens in Bonita Springs closed its doors last month after 77 years.
New report reveals decline in South Downs wildlife
Key representatives from South Downs' nature reserves assembled this week to address a new report that has revealed a fast decline in farmland species.
Federal Grants Help Landowners Conserve Wildlife
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency said owners of agricultural and forest land can apply by June 10 for funding under the Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program.
Corps Study Addresses Missouri River Sediment
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Warning over decline in East Lancashire's wildlife
Fears over animals, including brown hares and skylarks, are part of a report penned by 25 wildlife organisations including the RSPB and People's Trust for Endangered Species.
Name announced for Marwell-tracked zebra in Kenya
Wildlife biologists picked five Swahili names, a language spoken throughout Kenya, to go to the public vote - Kilima, Kisima, Mlia, Salama and Zuri.
Pid dev unveils 'early gameplay footage' of wildlife survivor Shelter
At first glance Shelter looks kind of cuddly; you play a badger mother looking after her cubs in some pleasant looking greenery.
Third Person Charged in Bird Death at Flamingo
After more than eight years of delays, a sex offender who worked as a nurse is going to prison for sexually assaulting a 10-year-old patient.
Fighting eagles crash land ona
Two bald eagles locked together by their talons in a midair battle survived a crash landing onto a runway at a northeastern Minnesota airport.
Hawai'i May Face Federal Prosecution Over Bird and Other Wildlife Deaths
The Federal Government has warned the State of Hawai'i that it should either enter a plea agreement with the Department of Justice or face criminal prosecution, including possible jail time, in connection with the deaths of a large number of Wedge-tailed Shearwaters and other wildlife caused by the continued use of certain street lights that are ... (more)