Fish and Wildlife Commission to meet December 10
If you’ve got opinions about deer and elk seasons, fishing access, or what happens on the Flathead Indian Reservation — and you should — December 10th is a date worth circling on your calendar.
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Colorado wildlife team rescues rare cutthroat trout from Gold Mountain fire
All Outdoors Staff 07.25.26 When wildfire threatens a forest, most people think of the threat to homes and large animals. But fire can also pose a threat to fish. This is exactly what happened during the Gold Mountain Fire in Colorado, where a team from Colorado Parks and Wildlife Steps taken to save a very
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Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is auctioning off a Harley-Davidson to help wildlife
Conservation groups are working overtime these days. With attacks on our public lands, attacks on our forests and healthy ecosystems, attacks on things like roadless governance, and attacks on local and state governments handing over massive amounts of land to proposed AI data centers, these groups fighting the good fight are needed now more than
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Road trip rules for driving in national parks keep you and the wildlife safe
Swissmediavision/Getty Images When the United States declared Yellowstone a public park in 1872, the concept of a national park was relatively unique. Among the world’s government-protected landscapes, Bogd Khan Uul in Mongolia and Main Ridge in Tobago are among the few that are older than Yellowstone National
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Program that pays farmers to help wildlife could get a major upgrade
Sign up for the Outdoor Life newsletter Get the latest outdoor news—plus a free month of onX Hunt Elite. Members of Congress took another concrete step toward passing an updated Farm Bill this week, and conservation groups hope they can keep the momentum going. On Tuesday, Senator John Boozman (R-Arkansas), chairman of the Senate Committee
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What does wildlife need now?
Efforts to protect endangered and threatened species are more important than ever (Photo: Brian Scerri) Updated June 25, 2026 10:08 am Red wolves are a uniquely American species. They live in the southeastern United States and are not found anywhere else on Earth. They are also a uniquely American story. red wolves They were declared
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On patrol with Blue, the dog protecting Grand Canyon wildlife
Published June 25, 2026 01:18 pm I’m standing at the Grand Canyon’s Mathers Campground, one of more than 300 sites, looking directly into the eyes of a 700-pound elk. Next to me are National Park Service (NPS) wildlife biologist Brady Dunn and his partner Blue. She’s not your ordinary park ranger – Blue is a
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What does wildlife need now?
Efforts to protect endangered and threatened species are more important than ever (Photo: Brian Scerri) Published on June 24, 2026 07:56 am Red wolves are a uniquely American species. They live in the southeastern United States and are not found anywhere else on Earth. They are also a uniquely American story. red wolves They were
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The Utah Trust Lands Board approved the sale of 50,000 acres in the Book Cliffs to the state Wildlife Division.
The Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration Board approved a major land transfer this month. It authorized the sale of approximately 50,000 acres of land in the Book Cliffs area to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. The transaction is one of the largest wildlife habitat acquisitions in state history. It opens extensive big
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Screwworms enter Texas during foaling season. Wildlife officials are worried
Sign up for the Outdoor Life newsletter Get the latest outdoor news—plus a free month of onX Hunt Elite. As the outbreak of new world screwworm Animal farmers continue to be harassed 12 cases confirmed As has been the case with domestic animals in the Southwest over the past two weeks, officials at the Texas