The state is proposing to keep two rare species found in Central Washington listed as threatened — the greater sage grouse and the western gray squirrel — and it is seeking public feedback. Last week, ...
The Biden administration released its final proposal for protecting greater sage grouse on Friday. In an advance press release, the U.S. Department of the Interior said the proposals will balance sage ...
Ruffed grouse are elusive and stealthy, but scientists are seeking a genetic explanation for why some of the birds become best buddies with people. A tame grouse near Muncy, Pa., who befriended a ...
IDAHO, USA — Mining company P4, a subsidiary or Bayer AG, has agreed to give over $5 million in a trust fund to benefit the sage grouse and other native wildlife. The agreement from the company stems ...
No greater sage grouse were found in North Dakota during surveys this past spring, which wildlife officials say is a first in decades of counting and a consequence of a disrupted landscape. The sage ...
From left, Ed Arnett, CEO of The Wildlife Society, UW Professor Jeff Beck and Bob Lanka, president of The Wildlife Society, at the organization’s annual awards ceremony in October. Beck and his ...
The best kind of hiking season is about to start. Washington’s forest grouse season opens Monday, and hunters and their dogs will be headed to their favorite honey holes in the woods with dreams of ...
The season for hunting grouse began mid-month for those still willing to look for one. There exists a suggestion implicit in the small and vanishing population that grouse, male and female, have been ...
MISSOULA, Mont. — Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks reminds hunters to be extra careful to identify grouse while in the field. Hunting sharp-tailed grouse is prohibited. FWP biologists and conservation ...
2015-07-07T17:22:57-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/6fb/20150707172837001_hd.jpgHouse Floor Debate on Interior Spending Bill House Floor Debate on Interior ...
State biologists and volunteers this spring found 13% more male sharp-tailed grouse on dancing grounds in Wisconsin, according to a Department of Natural Resources report. The data include a 19% rise ...
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