Under the Willows | Beavers Return To Bandelier National Monument
After decades of being despised, trapped, and killed, beavers are being brought back to Bandelier National Monument with hopes of reviving life in Frijoles Canyon.
Wildlife
Montana Judge Greatly Reduces Wolf Hunt Near Glacier, Yellowstone
A ruling by a Montana state judge has forced the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks to greatly reduce, at least temporarily, the number of wolves that can be taken near Yellowstone and Glacier national parks.
National Park Service, Fish And Wildlife Service To Again Look At North Cascades For Grizzlies
The on and off efforts to consider a grizzly bear recovery plan for the North Cascades of Washington state, including North Cascades National Park, is on again.
Elk Reduction Program Begins In Early November At Grand Teton National Park
An elk reduction program begins Saturday, November 5, in Grand Teton National Park. The park’s enabling legislation of 1950 authorizes Grand Teton National Park to jointly administer an elk reduction program with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department when necessary for the proper management and conservation of the Jackson Elk Herd.
Illegal Livestock Grazing At Valles Caldera National Preserve Risks Legal Action
Illegal livestock grazing at Valles Caldera National Preserve in New Mexico has drawn the threat of legal action against the National Park Service by conservation groups that maintain the cattle are causing damage to important wildlife habitat.
State Of The Birds Report: More Than Half Of U.S. Bird Species Are Declining
In almost all habitat settings across the United States -- in forests, grasslands, deserts, and oceans -- bird populations are in decline, according to the latest State of the Birds report.
Glacier Bay National Park Visitors Drive Wildlife Away
As more and more visitors to Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve stretch their feet along the shores of the 62-mile-long bay, they are inadvertently driving wildlife deeper into the park, according to a new study.
- October 16th, 2022
Drought Prompts Supplemental Water For Tule Elk At Point Reyes National Seashore
Drought conditions have prompted the delivery of supplemental water for Tule elk at Point Reyes National Seashore in California.
Interior Officials Urged To End Use Of Lead Shot And Tackle In National Park System
The ongoing use of lead shot and fishing tackle in the National Park System is a threat to human health, the environment, and non-game wildlife and should be banned, the Interior Department's assistant secretary for fish and wildlife and parks has been told by the Coalition to Protect America's National Parks.
Judge Says National Park Service Erred In Loosening Hunting Regulations In Alaska
Administrative errors, not wildlife management issues, prompted a federal judge to find that the National Park Service erred back in 2020 when it relaxed its hunting and trapping regulations in Alaska so they'd be in line with state regulations.
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