Japanese yew is a non-native plant used for landscaping across the West. Wildlife managers hate it because it’s highly toxic to animals. “They pretty ...

Hiking in the Centennial State offers a two-for-one deal if you want to see some of North America’s largest land mammals.

In the summer of 2024, Karsten Heuer and his wife Leanne Allison hiked to a remote area of Banff National Park. It was a long ...

Once-domesticated horses abandoned on old mining sites in Eastern Kentucky have been roaming free for decades, and their growing population is now straining the land.

A mild winter means easy living for Wyoming’s big game, but it also means hard times for predators, because of fewer weakened animals to hunt ...

Learn more about why the story of how wolves saved Yellowstone National Park’s aspens is more complicated — and more ...

Mule deer fawns and elk calves fitted with tracking collars across Idaho are showing higher-than-average winter survival through the end of February, according ...

Colorado’s iconic park protects wind-sculpted tundra, summer wildflower meadows, and enduring Indigenous presence across one ...

The DNR says the elk herd has finally fallen within its target range of 500 to 900 animals after years of exceeding management goals.

The province is taking a new step to deal with large herds of elk damaging crops by allowing hunting outside of the regular ...

A large herd of bagwaji-bizhikiwag (wood bison) call Chitek Lake Anishinaabe Provincial Park in Manitoba home — and their community has recently grown even larger. Read this article for free: ...

Everywhere you look in Wyoming, on license plates, signs, brochures, and the state flag, a large, shaggy bison appears. Long before lawmakers wrote this animal into law, plains bison shaped the ...