The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is investigating the poisoning of two San Joaquin kit foxes found dead in Bakersfield last month.
Endangered California Foxes Poisoned By Rodenticides
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Wildlife Day Offers Visitors A Glimpse at Arizona’s Wild Side
The AZGFD manages more than 800 native species and the public is invited to meet several of them Saturday, Nov. 18, during Wildlife Day.
CDFW Seeks Information Related to Cascades Frog
California Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking information relevant to a proposal to list the Cascades Frog as an endangered or threatened species.
Rare Woodpeckers Reintroduced To South Georgia WMA
Georgia DNR biologists teamed with partner organizations Oct. 19-20 to capture and move eight of these small, endangered woodpeckers.
Watch Out for Wildlife Week Reminds Motorists to Slow Down & Be Alert
Caltrans and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife remind motorists to remain alert for wildlife on roadways during Watch Out for Wildlife Week.
Arizona GFD Takes Possession of Newborn Fawn “Kidnapped” from Wild
An approximately three-day-old deer fawn “kidnapped” from the wild near Salome will now be forced to a life in captivity.
California DFW Seeks Information Related to Foothill Yellow-legged Frog
California Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking information relevant to a proposal to list the Foothill Yellow-legged Frog as a threatened species.
Arizona GFD Advises Public to Leave Baby Wildlife Alone
The AZGFD has seized a deer, bobcat and javelina since June 2 that were illegally taken captive while young by Tucson area residents and reared as pets.
Reminder that South Dakota Buffalo Are Dangerous; Do Not Approach
The South Dakota GFP wants to remind all visitors entering Custer State Park this season that buffalo are dangerous and should not be approached.
A Friendly Reminder To Help Keep Kansas Wildlife Wild
Aside from health concerns and laws prohibiting possession of wildlife, the reality is the animal will have its best chance for survival if it’s left alone.
Donating Even $1 At Tax Time Helps Arizona’s Wildlife
Tax filing deadline is around the corner and the Arizona Game and Fish Department encourages those last-minute filers to help support the state’s wildlife.
Popular Arizona Live-Streaming Peregrine Camera Goes Dark
A popular live-streaming peregrine camera will unfortunately remain dark this season, after the nesting pair failed to return to the nest.
Georgia Department of Natural Resources Reminder Not To “Rescue” Wildlife
Situations become much more complex, and sometimes pose a danger to the wildlife or people, when an animal is moved or taken into a home.
Arkansas GFC Wildlife Officers Clean Up ‘Trache on the Cache’
Wildlife Officers worked with partner agencies and volunteers to clean a “ton” of trash from the waters of the Cache River Wildlife Refuge Feb. 11.
Volunteers Can Help To Spotlight Endangered New Mexico Black-Footed Ferrets
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is seeking volunteers to assist with spotlighting efforts to document the population of endangered black-footed ferrets.
ALERT: New York Legislator Wants to Ban Importation of ‘Big Five’!
Contact your elected officials, let them know that Senate Bill 120 will actually do harm to the populations of Big 5 wildlife.
Diseased: Montana’s I-177 … Vote “No”
Montana’s Initiative 177 would ban the most effective means of controlling skunks, rats and other disease-carrying wildlife.
Michigan: 2016 Wildlife Habitat Grant Recipients Announced
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources today announced the recipients of the 2016 Wildlife Habitat Grants.
Feeding Wildlife A “Selfish Act” That Can Lead to Bigger Problems
The problem of wandering wildlife is not confined to Arizona’s rural communities because even Arizona’s biggest cities are surrounded by deserts, forests and riparian areas.
Make Your Mark for Conservation With Wildlife Tax Checkoff
Do you love Georgia wildlife? Are you looking for a hassle-free way to support the conservation of our state’s rare plants and animals, from bald eagles to Georgia aster?
