Volunteers Sought To Help Reduce Elk Herd At Wind Cave National Park
With the need to reduce the elk population at Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota, officials are looking for some volunteers to help get the job done.
Wildlife
Fearlessness To Humans Could Have Led To Deaths Of Two Yellowstone Wolf Pups
Being comfortable around human onlookers and roads might have played a role in the deaths of two Yellowstone National Park wolf pups that were hit by a passing vehicle in the Lamar Valley, according to park biologists.
Traveler Special Report: Invasive Animal Species A Veritable Plague In The National Park System
There has been, for a disturbing amount of time, a slow, creeping invasion of the national parks, one in the form of an ecosystem-upsetting menagerie that poses a significant threat to both native species and the very integrity of the parks.
Hawk Watch At Acadia National Park Marks Quarter-Century
Hawk watching in Acadia National Park formally came of age a quarter of a century ago.
- December 13th, 2019
Loss Of Glaciers, Snowfields Stressing Mountain Goats At Glacier National Park
Mountain goats in Glacier National Park are being stressed by the loss of glaciers and snowfields that in the past have provided the animals with a refrigeration system of sorts during the warm days of summer.
U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service Must Again Review Grizzly Bear Status
A judge's directive that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service again review the status of grizzly bears in the lower 48 states could, perhaps, require the agency to look at states where the bears long have been gone for suitable habitat.
Counting Birds At Sequoia National Park
With the year-end holidays drawing near, it's time to count bird species at Sequoia National Park in California.
- December 10th, 2019
Plight Of Nēnē Is Improving, As It's "Downlisted" From Endangered To Threatened
Interior Secretary David Bernhardt traveled to Hawai'i on Sunday to announce that the nēnē, or Hawaiian goose, has been making strides in population growth and can safely be "downlisted" to threatened from endangered under the Endangered Species Act.
Climate Change Could Be Influencing World's Greatest Terrestrial Migrations
It's a spectacle of the animal kingdom, one most of us don't see in person, but are amazed when it is shown on television. "It" is the crossing of the Noatak River far north in Alaska by hundreds of caribou.
Fungus That Causes White-Nose Syndrome Possibly Detected At Grand Canyon National Park
A fungus that is behind white-nose syndrome, a disease deadly to bats, possibly has been detected in Grand Canyon National Park.
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