P.E.I. wildlife groups boost number of trail cams tracking animals — including elusive river otters
Prince Edward Island wildlife groups are increasingly turning to technology to monitor what's happening in woods and streams ...
Midwest winters are changing. So is the ancient sport of falconry
For falconers who hunt small animals like rabbits and grouse with wild birds of prey, changing Midwest winters are also changing the sport they love.
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Midwest winters are changing. So is the ancient sport of falconry
The signs are everywhere, from the range of snowshoe hares moving north to patchy snow cover that doesn't last as long to new subdivisions cropping up in rural areas. That means falconers are ...
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The Americas Explained: Snowshoe Hares, Masters of the Frozen Forest in the Yukon
RELATED: Want To Get in Touch with Nature? NBC’s The Americas Partnerships Are Here To Help In the Yukon forests where the snowshoe hare dwells, winter temperatures can reach 30 degrees below ...
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Canada lynx population appears steady in Minnesota
DULUTH — Though low in number and prone to fluctuating, Minnesota's Canada lynx population appears consistent with previous years, according to a 2024 U.S. Forest Service report and wildlife ...
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Climate change is affecting the ancient sport of falconry dramatically
The signs are everywhere, from the range of snowshoe hares moving north to patchy snow cover that doesn't last as long to new subdivisions cropping up in rural areas. That means falconers are ...
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iN PHOTOS: Kamloops' BC Wildlife Park releases fishers, makes one permanent resident
The newest permanent resident at the BC Wildlife Park is a fisher named Buck that is currently off public display while it ...