The research rejects the idea that polar bears can avoid harmful declines in body condition

A decision on how the Forest Service will proceed is expected by early fall

Andy Zimet found inside tent below 23,000-foot peak in Kyrgyzstan

Officials are updating their mission for the first time in two decades

Environmental assessment gives green light to fall construction

I’ve often wondered why I see so many birds of prey dead along the road

The series will kick off on July 23 with internationally known scientist Dr. Cristián Saucedo

The park tracked more than 780,700 recreational visits last month

Sediment spilling into waterways raising concern for fisheries and the health of riparian communities

Fish, Wildlife and Parks commissioners on Thursday approved a proposal to lower the quota in three regions of the state

The goal is to encourage more ethical behavior and reduce conflict between hunters, outfitters and landowners

The goal is to reduce elk numbers in areas where herd populations are above the state's objectives

Bears are being moved from Lake Frances, where they killed about 10 sheep

New program aims to engage and connect photographers in the park

Some old-timers lament the fact that skiing has changed a lot, but I disagree