Feds Seek to Close More Alaska Public Lands to Sheep Hunters Just Days Before the Season Opens The National Park Service is asking the Federal Subsistence Board to close more public lands to hunting just days before sheep season opens.
Biologists find ‘concerning’ decline in Dall sheep numbers in Yukon’s Kluane region | CBC News Wildlife surveys in southwest Yukon have shown a ‘concerning’ decline in the number of Dall sheep — and biologists say recent snowy winters may be to blame.
Returning ‘relatives’: Yellowstone sends more buffalo to tribes, fewer to slaughter Ervin Carlson did not take his presence in Yellowstone National Park for granted.
Rain halts growth of Ibex Valley fire Fire remains out of control but is now 75 per cent enclosed by dozer guard
15 bison dead in N.W.T. in suspected anthrax outbreak | CBC News Fifteen bison carcasses were found between June 30 and July 3 in the Slave River Lowlands between Fort Smith and Fort Resolution.
State wildlife officials trying to revive Southwest Alaska caribou killed almost 100 brown bears in less than a month The Alaska Board of Game approved the first-ever predator control targeting bears to help the struggling Mulchatna herd, though state biologists also say disease and changing food supplies might be a bigger factor overall.
First detection of rabies in an Alaska moose – Alaska Native News (Juneau) –Early in the morning of June 2, ADF&G Nome area staff received several reports about a moose that was in and around the community of Teller and acting aggressively towards people. The moose was unbalanced, stumbling, drooling profusely, and had bare patches…
Residents in Yukon’s Klondike Valley say flooding is worst seen in years | CBC News Residents in the Dredge Pond, Henderson Corner, and Rock Creek subdivisions near Dawson City, Yukon, have been dealing with some of the worst flooding they’ve seen in years.