"Path Of the Pronghorn" In Wyoming A ‘High Risk’ Of Being Lost
The pathway of a highly migratory western Wyoming pronghorn herd that’s been known by researchers for a quarter-century is at “high risk” of being lost.
Wildlife
Twenty-One Species Officially Extinct, While The Ivory-Billed Woodpecker Might Persist
From the loss of the passenger pigeon, perhaps the most lamented extinction case in the United States, to the writing off of the Kaua’i nukupu’u, a Hawaiian forest bird vanished for more than a century and just recently officially declared extinct, the disappearance of species whittles away at the country's biodiversity and attachment to nature.
Fish And Wildlife Service Sued Over "Nonessential" Label For Red Wolves
While the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has agreed to resume work to recover the red wolf, its decision to label the species as "nonessential" under the Endangered Species Act has spurred a lawsuit by the Center for Biological Diversity.
Public Comments Sought On North Cascades Grizzly Recovery Proposal
A draft plan crafted to see grizzly bears restored to the North Cascades Ecosystem of Washington state proposes to release bears that would be treated as a "nonessential experimental population," a designation that would provide more options for managing the species, which currently is protected under the Endangered Species Act. The last confirmed sighting of a grizzly bear in the U.S. portion of the ecosystem was in 1996.
NPS Debating Whether To Remove Horses, Cattle From Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Removing feral horses and cattle from Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota would benefit native species of wildlife, birds, and vegetation, according to a study concerning how to manage the livestock.
Parts Of Big Bend National Park To Close For Removal Of Non-Native Sheep
A few areas of Big Bend National Park in Texas will be closed beginning October 3 to allow for removal of non-native aoudad sheep.
Protecting Bats At Jewel Cave National Monument
Beneath South Dakota's Black Hills, just 30 miles from the busy crowds at Mount Rushmore National Memorial, lies a world of deep passages, pristine lakes, and unique geologic features at Jewel Cave National Monument.
Watching Hawk Migration At Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park in Montana will host its annual Mount Brown Hawk Watch Program on October 14 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. near Lake McDonald Lodge.
- September 14th, 2023
Rich Mountain Road Reopened In Great Smoky Mountains National Park
With the berry crop in the Rich Mountain area of Great Smoky Mountains National Park having passed, the National Park Service has reopened the Rich Mountain Road to visitors.
- September 11th, 2023
The Wolves Of Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve
Managing wolves and caribou in and around Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve is a complicated business.
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