Just like humans, animals also want to stay warm as temperatures starts to drop. More often than not, they consider our homes as a refuge during cold weather and are…
As part of the long-term solution in managing invasive wildlife, Florida will be hosting the 2016 Python Challenge from January 16 through February 14. The goal, according to public relations…
With an estimated visit of 8 billion times a year to protected nature areas, conservation-minded people who spend millions of dollars a year on ecotourism might actually be making the…
You’ve gotten rid of bugs that have been keeping your garden from reaching its full potential, however, other critters are getting in the way as well. Rabbits, deer, groundhogs, and…
Following the death of Cecil the lion, advocates concluded that responsible hunting can help preserve wildlife and wilderness. Critics also noted that eco-tourism can do the just the same only…
Wildlife has indeed its own aesthetic and recreational value, however, they have the potential to cause damage to agricultural producers. Producers who may encounter damage to their crops can conduct…
Some people think that park wildlife takes care of itself, but the truth is without management the habitat gets eaten and water gets contaminated. Parks actually rely on legal hunting…
During the city council’s finance and management meeting at City Hall, Mary Lu Swift and some of her Luther Lake neighbors presented a petition calling for action to address the…
Dropping temperatures could mean mice, squirrels and even raccoons hiding in your property and looking for a warm place to live. To help you prevent these pests from invading your…
During the meeting this week, Cape Breton Regional Municipality council passed a resolution asking Paul Burt, manager of planning, bylaws and unsightly premises to write the Natural Resources Minister to…