Fascinated by the unique, divergent paths of the two populations of tundra swans, Ely and others studied which group, ...

Daniel Ksepka, the curator of a new display at the Bruce Museum, said he focused on Alaska because it is ‘on the front line’ ...

photographer Will Burrard-Lucas captured stunning shots of elusive wildlife. "For me, the ultimate thrill is to photograph predators," Burrard-Lucas told Mongabay. "It was an incredible moment when I ...

The investigation against Fields, which revealed fish pooling, prompted Alaska wildlife troopers to intensify enforcement of the regulation across the state, causing setnetters to ask for legislative ...

Alaska Wildlife Troopers on Tuesday charged Fields, 69, wife Leslie Fields, 67, brother Wallace Fields, 64, and Beth Fields, 66, and the family company Fields & Sons, Inc. with “multiple criminal ...

A Bristol Bay sockeye salmon "mob" gathers in August 2004 in the Wood River, which flows into the Nushagak River just north of Dillingham. (Photo by Thomas Quinn/, University of Washington) ...

A high-profile fishery fraud case has surfaced in Kodiak. After a lengthy investigation, the Alaska Wildlife Troopers have filed criminal charges against four members of the Fields family and their ...

In-season catch surveys, test fishing and information gathered from other fisheries monitored by the state Department of Fish and Wildlife and Skagit co-managing tribes has led fisheries managers ...

Kabini’s rich wilderness is also home to leopards, elephants, and wild dogs, offering a vibrant wildlife experience. Skip the jungle jeeps — this wildlife adventure calls for a boat!

Create an account or log in to save stories. Wildlife photographer Jim Brandenburg, whose landscapes brought worldwide attention to Minnesota, died Friday at his home in Medina. He was 79.

Region 6 wildlife manager for FWP. Because of the decline, bighorn tags in that hunting district were also reduced. This season only 10 either-sex tags are up for grabs in HD 680-20 while five ewe ...

But Nicole Schmitt, executive director of the Alaska Wildlife Alliance, said she was “shocked” at what the department and the board did. “We just think it was a complete betrayal of the public process ...