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Discover how animals adapt to winter and what we can learn—from hibernation to staying active and warm during the cold season ...

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - School may be out but the learning does not stop in WAVE Country. Multiple educational organizations have stepped up to their computers to keep children learning while they are ...

Phil Douglass has worked at the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources for 25 years, and has spent countless hours watching swans and other wildlife. From aquatic education to caring for wildlife in ...

Each new year helps many state agencies earn revenue to conserve nature by selling wildlife calendars that also showcase ...

Snakes seemed a little less scary when they could be seen up close and touched at the Critter Encounters workshop at Ramona Ranch Winery. As two dozen guests gathered on the winery’s patio Oct. 29, ...

Amherst College junior Marie Wheeler, center, teaches a lesson on MassMammals at Hatfield Elementary School, Friday, Nov. 7, 2025, in Hatfield. DANIEL JACOBI II / Staff Photo Sign up for the Gazette's ...

Stanley Makindi received funding from National Council for Science and Technology. He works for Egerton University. A huge challenge in some of Africa’s animal-rich countries is human-wildlife ...

Deer eating shrubbery or bounding across roads, and bear, coyote and fox sightings have all become more common in suburban New Jersey, and those interactions will only rise as both animal and human ...

CALUMET TWP., Ind. (AP) — Have you ever heard the hoot or screech of an owl and wondered about the species? Have you driven down the street and saw a wild animal — a raccoon or bird — lying bleeding ...

ODNR is now accepting applications for its 2026 wildlife officer academy beginning in August. Up to 12 positions will be filled statewide.