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Yellowstone’s Native Fish Populations Still Healthy in the Wake of June Floods
By: Chris Hunt

Feral Hogs Are Invasive Pests, But They’ve Helped Australia’s Saltwater Crocs Rebound
By: Keegan Sentner

Scientists Call for “Rewilding the West” by Bringing More Beavers and Wolves onto Public Lands
By: Keegan Sentner

Colorado Asks Anglers to Catch and Keep as Many Fish as Possible Before Two Reservoirs Dry Up
By: Keegan Sentner

The Grasslands Conservation Act Just Hit the Senate. Here’s What it Means for Hunters and Wildlife
By: Dac Collins

This Year’s Record-Breaking Salmon Run in Alaska’s Bristol Bay Proves Why Pebble Mine Is Such a Terrible Idea
By: Dac Collins

The Federal Government Is Suing a Fishing Guide and His Employer for Allegedly Starting a Wildfire in Alaska
By: Dac Collins

Weed-Killing Chemical Used in Roundup Found in 80 Percent of U.S. Urine Samples
By: Alex Robinson

Unauthorized Drones Are Jamming Efforts to Fight Wildland Fires in California
By: Keegan Sentner

A Firsthand Perspective on Wildland Fires in Alaska, and a Tribute to the Few Who Fight Them
By: Tyler Freel

Largest Python Ever Captured in Florida Is Nearly 18 Feet Long
By: Dac Collins

In the Most Florida Press Conference Ever, Governor DeSantis Promotes This Year’s Python Challenge
By: Keegan Sentner

Watch: Historic Flood Hits Yellowstone, Spurs Evacuation from National Park
By: Keegan Sentner

Wisconsin Waters Are Warming. Its Walleye Fishing and Stocking Programs Are in Trouble
By: Keegan Sentner

50,000 Menhaden and Other Fish Species Killed Near Baltimore After Sewage Leak
By: Bob McNally

Watch: Boaters Flee Massive Wave Caused by Rockslide in Lake Powell
By: Keegan Sentner

13 Evacuate from Michigan Hunting Camp as Wildfire Burns Thousands of Acres
By: Keegan Sentner
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By: Hayden Sammak

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Feds Plan to Spend $350 Million on Wildlife Crossings. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg Tells Us Why
By: Dac Collins