Wildlife photography is one of the most intimidating subsets of nature photography, but it doesn't have to be! Remember these ...

Birders of all ages and backgrounds will flock to Lake Apopka North Shore this weekend to celebrate their passion for the ...

My usual walk at a park near my home starts with a slight downhill trail abutting a huge field. The trail soon branches off in two directions: right leads into the woods, and left takes you along a ...

The year-round store being one big family that supports each other is a reason why shopping locally is so important to the families and employees that work at mom-and-pop shops.

Two coyotes were shot on Saturday, and one was shot on Sunday, according to Patrick Foy, a spokesperson for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. This action was taken following the coyote ...

Still, people can easily coexist with coyotes if they follow experts’ tips on coyote behavior, protecting pets, and avoiding feeding coyotes or other wildlife. One reason coyotes are common is ...

Canada’s diverse ecosystems provide ample opportunities for wildlife photography, from British Columbia’s coastlines to Ontario’s forests, featuring bears, moose, and wolves in the country ...

The return of gray wolves to California's mountains and forests is welcomed by conservationists and wildlife advocates as their return will help reduce coyote populations and more adequately balance ...

Amateur photographers can submit up to three photos of wild birds taken this year Wildlife photographers from Guernsey and beyond are being invited to submit their photos of wild birds to a contest.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — KELOLAND’s Chief Photographer Kevin Kjergaard was featured on CBS Sunday Morning with his photography of ... the natural beauty of wild turkeys at Good Earth ...

Throw Wild is short, free timed research available during the Wild Area event in Pokémon Go. As it's free, you don't need to pay for the Wild Area event ticket to unlock it. Simply login to ...

The tallest animal in the world is in trouble. Giraffe populations are declining at such an alarming rate — from habitat loss, poaching, urbanization and climate change-fueled drought — that ...