The Wisconsin DNR is asking for any tips from the public regarding the illegal killing of the elk, known as #244.

Imagine stepping into a misty, ancient Irish forest, the ground trembling beneath your feet as a colossal shape emerges ...

elk populations exploded, leading to the overgrazing of plants, especially those found in riparian zones (Laliberte & Ripple 2004). Significant declines in the populations of many plant species (e ...

The whisper of wind through snow-dusted pines, the hush before dawn on a frosty ridge, and the sudden thundering of elk ...

PERC helps reduce the frustration and anxiety he and other ranchers feel “when 500 elk show up and eat 20 pounds of forage per day, per elk.” ...

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. -- The Order of Elks is said to be responsible for the illegal slaughter of the Roosevelt elk, a species distinct from the common elk and named after the President by the ...

Luckily, Farley is somewhat of a professional hide-and-seeker himself. As the agency’s elk species lead for Region 1, which encompasses Lincoln, Flathead, Lake and Sanders counties, he has ...

Wild animals do not recognize park borders. Two of Yellowstone’s iconic species, bison and elk, spill seasonally—and naturally—beyond park boundaries looking for food. One is welcome.

A conservation initiative to restore the Elk Valley's west bighorn sheep is making headway this year, with plans to restore ...

Luckily, Farley is somewhat of a professional hide-and-seeker himself. As the agency's elk species lead for Region 1, which encompasses Lincoln, Flathead, Lake and Sanders counties, he has helped ...