Not only is the bison one of the most iconic animals in North America, but it's actually the United States' national mammal.

Wild bison are a symbol of America’s untamed past, but where do the largest herds still roam? From vast national parks to ...

A small population of California quail that's been successfully living in the Bitterroot Valley should be listed as a game ...

Now that it’s February, we will be moving the Kankakee Sands bison herd from the north grazing pasture to the southern ...

Beef packer margins are deep in the red at well over $100.00 per head. As a result, packers have slashed production, with ...

The United States is home to some of the most awe-inspiring, diverse and recognisable landscapes, with the National Parks the ...

Historical market hunting of wildlife contributed to the demise of many now-recovered game and commercial species. Might the idea have a modern role regarding overabundant populations? The concept of ...

In the 19th century, the American bison faced near extinction due to excessive hunting and habitat loss. From an estimated 30 million, their numbers dwindled to just a few hundred by the late 1800s.

European ground squirrels have restricted themselves to habitats humans have altered, such as golf resorts, air bases, and vineyards. Some religious groups in Eastern Europe even consume European ...

Bass fisheries and habitats across the country have significantly changed over the last few decades. Elements of our ...

Residents of Ponda and nearby villages have raised concerns over increasing human-wildlife conflict, as wild animals, ...

The Trump administration has directed federal agency staff to remove climate references and scientific data from many web ...