With Hurricane Ian quickly approaching Florida, Stacker lists 30 ways to prepare for and recover from hurricanes.
"They say that of hunters who leave the ground, one in three will have an 'episode,' a scary near-fall, or will actually hit the ground."
Check out this months' Outdoors column covering elk and deer licenses, that Daly/Woods meme, and an invitation to Hawk Watch Sanctuary in Berks County.
🎧 One year ago a fatal grizzly attack captured national headlines. A new report looks at how bears and humans can coexist.
About 36,000 fingerling trout splashed into the watery raceways at the Yellow Breeches Anglers and Conservation Association Wednesday morning.
The start of July typically marks the peak of mosquito season.
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is seeking long overdue increases in the prices of fishing licenses and permits. As a commissioner, I support it.
As storms continue to circle and weather permits, turkey hunters will be gobbling up another spring day out for drumsticks.
Cumberland Valley Trout Unlimited has put together a couple of opportunities to help friends, members and the public celebrate the environment and Earth Day.
Mentored Youth Trout Day took place across the state Saturday for kids under age 16 and their mentors on stocked trout waters across Pennsylvania, including Children's Lake in Boiling Springs.
Staff rolled up their sleeves and local volunteers probably donned T-shirts and shorts when the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission trout truck stopped along Big and Middle Spring creeks Friday.
Yellowstone National Park will celebrate its 150th birthday on March 1.
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and volunteers began releasing more than 3 million trout into Pennsylvania streams this week, including a stop Friday at Opossum Lake in Lower Frankford Township.
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission trout truck will roll up to Green Spring Creek on Feb. 22, for the first of the preseason stockings in Cumberland County.
WINTHROP, Wash. (AP) — For the first time in 32 years, organizers of the Rendezvous Cross Country Ski Festival in West Yellowstone, Montana, had to cancel November’s traditional start-of-the-ski-season event due to a lack of snow.
With wishes for a healthy and happy new year, and plenty of time to be spent in the wild, here’s a look back at some of the outdoor headlines in 2021.
Seeley man gets wildlife photographer of year award for grizzly bear shot that took months to capture.
As the grizzly population has grown, so too has the political divide in the country and Montana. How will polarization shape the future of grizzlies, a species that can be both revered and divisive?
Grizzly bears aren’t only a challenge for Montanans. People confront the big brown bears around the world, and have many different ways of building a relationship.
A radio-collared grizzly sow took a 2,800-mile trek through Montana and Idaho. Her trail shows the many places bears may soon inhabit as their numbers increase.
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A Yellowstone National Park Bear Biologist has seen grizzly populations slowly recover. He says the main challenge is teaching people to act responsibly for the health and safety of bears and humans.
For several generations, the Kelsey family has raised cows and led dudes through some of the wildest grizzly country outside of Yellowstone National Park. They’ve found a way to co-exist.
A ranching family dealing with grizzly depredations offers an account of incidents which left one grizzly and several steers dead. Bear managers are now working with landowners as more bears arrive.
Experts are studying grizzlies as they travel to new territories. One collared male has roamed to surprising places, demonstrating where more bears may show up and the precautions people should take.
Bear management in Indian Country looks very different from the mainstream public lands approach. For one thing, there’s a strong spiritual component.
Native American tribes throughout the Rocky Mountains have extensive traditions regarding grizzlies and their sovereign nation status gives them legal rights in the future of grizzly management.
A rancher has used guard dogs with tracking collars and other tech to protect his sheep from predators. Now he hopes an effort to keep grizzlies away from a nearby dump will solve a bigger issue — ravens.
Are grizzly bears tourist attractions, traffic hazards or nightmare killers? How people imagine bears drives a lot of how we try to manage them.