Penny Lane's loving, tender, and fearlessly questioning documentary about the celebrity owl is a film this writer can only take entirely personally. Everyone else can (and should) feel that way, too.

The early 1900s were a very bad time to be a bird. On average, more than 5 million were killed every year — not for sustenance, but to feed perhaps the most frivolous of trades: plume-topped hats.

The state has a new 1,308 acre Wildlife Management Area in Marlow and Alstead named for the late Ted Walski, an iconic ...

The comments made by the Conference of Regions and Autonomous Provinces largely coincide with the criticisms levelled by ...

There’s growing anxiety among the crew, which includes Haldane, biologist Tamar Kendon, wildlife veterinarian Hugo Pereira, ...

Conservationists at the International Crane Foundation suit up in elaborate disguises each summer, spending 12-hour shifts ...

Baiting deer in parts of Michigan is still illegal for hunting purposes. But its a different story for those who just want to ...

With social media communities and naturalist apps, birding is easier to get into than ever. A psychologist explains why it ...

Acclaimed wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas' Camtraptions devices can work wonders with your camera gear ...

The NPCA poll, conducted by YouGov among 1,000 Americans and 300 hunters, examined perspectives on issues including the ...