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Bear encounters surge in northeast Washington

C??rdoba seeks to ban trappers to prevent the capture and trafficking of wild birds

Up to 200,000 porcupine caribou make an arduous migration from the Yukon to Alaska every y

Illegal wildlife trade spreads across social media, threatening thousands of species

A Biologist Counted 6,000 Reindeer on This Remote Island. Later Surveys Found 42.

Southeast Alaska dive fishermen are hit hard by sea otters

Garbage and Polar Bears: A Better Solution?

Rare otter attack prompts state to alert visitors about wildlife

Criminal Fraudsters Threaten Wildlands and Wild Animals

The Real Trade Secret: Wildlife Conservation Is More Complex Than Activist Admits

???As if they were showing off their tusks." Herd of walruses surrounds small tourist boat

State looking for volunteers to help restore Kailua marsh

In 1924, Alaska began transplanting 25 Sitka black-tailed deer to the Kodiak Archipelago;

How Nevada Wildlife Officials Use Karelian Bear Dogs for Reorientation

Social media fuels online wildlife trade

Mapping the shadows: scientists predict the ‘hidden highways’ of Mexico’s illegal wildlife

Beyond the Cove: How Captivity Sustains the Hunts

Kittiwakes trade survival for future breeding success

Fall-run Chinook salmon return to Olympia’s Deschutes River, viewable from 5th Ave bridge

Arctic grey wolves featured on new postage stamps

In 1944 a handful of reindeer were left on a remote island: decades later, they had eaten

Maple Ridge salmon group restoring fish habitat

Otter Incidents Raise Awareness About Interactions Around Anchorage Area

Tribal native nursery in Eastern Oregon aids in salmon habitat restoration, recovery