Fungus That Causes White-Nose Syndrome Found In North Dakota Bats
The fungus that causes white-nose syndrome in bats has been detected in North Dakota, according to the National Park Service.
Wildlife
Saving Wildlife In Vietnam’s National Parks
Wildlife trafficking long has been detrimental to Vietnam's national parks, but lately efforts have been mounted to raise awareness of the problem and work to better protect wildlife for which the parks often are their only sanctuaries.
- June 30th, 2019
Pair Of Golden Eagle Chicks Found In Santa Monica Mountains
It's been decades since golden eagle chicks were spotted in Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area in California. Now a nest with two chicks has been discovered in a remote area of the park.
Biscayne National Park Authorities Searching For Individual Who Shot Sea Turtle With Spear Gun
Someone shot a sea turtle with a spear gun, and Biscayne National Park authorities want to find the individual.
Cape Lookout National Seashore Enjoying Banner Year For Wildlife
Nearly half of Cape Lookout National Seashore's 47 miles of beach are closed to motor vehicles due to a banner year of wildlife nesting that park officials are attributing to last fall's Hurricane Florence.
Balancing Use: Rock Climbing And Nesting Peregrines In The North Cascades
Conserving wildlife unimpaired in the national parks for the enjoyment of future generations can be tricky in today's recreational circles. At North Cascades National Park in Washington state, park staff work to balance the needs of peregrine falcons and climbers who share the same habitat.
Births Boost Bison Herd At Chickasaw National Recreation Area
The bison herd at Chickasaw National Recreation Area has officially grown larger! The first calf was born on Mother's Day, and two more have been born in the following weeks. The Oklahoma herd now consists of ten bison: one bull, six cows, and three calves.
Trains Hit And Kill Three Grizzlies Near Glacier National Park
Three grizzly bears, a sow and her two cubs, were killed when trains ran into them near Glacier National Park.
Little River Canyon National Preserve: Prime Bear Habitat
I expected a Grizzly Adams type when I headed to Alabama to meet the “Bear Whisperer,” but Chris Seals is lean and lanky, his Southern drawl just distinct enough to make him feel familiar to locals. Seals was here because black bears have slowly been returning to northeastern Alabama, where the 15,000 acres of Little River Canyon National Preserve run along the ridge tops, and he let me tag along when word came that one bear had stumbled into a trap.
Tiny Shorebird Forces Cancellation Of Concert Series At Gateway National Recreation Area
The arrival of a tiny shorebird that has decided to nest on a beach at Sandy Hook inside Gateway National Recreation Area in New Jersey is great news for the species, but not-so-great news for the Sandy Hook Foundation's summer beach concert series. Because the noise from the concert would disturb the nesting piping plovers, the series has been canceled for this summer.
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