Faux Coyote Nearly Makes Land
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FAIR LAWN, N.J. - A coyote snatched from its guard post at a municipal pool last month has been rescued from a trash heap...
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By Grand Forks Herald, N.D.  Feb. 27--The stereotype of conservatives has them admiring a stand of old-growth trees, then waving in the backhoes and logging crews to turn the forest into cash.
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RICHMOND, Va. - A flying mammal with freakishly large ears is looking for its place in the sun.
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By Matt Branaugh, Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo.  Dec.
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Blog: It's funny looking, but boy does it get all the angles.
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Sporting a trunk-like nose and a jet-black rump, a new species of a bizarre furry mammal was caught on film as it scuttled along a forest floor in Tanzania.
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The homebuilder looks like a good place to park some cash.
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With millions of acres of public land available for hunting in Minnesota and Wisconsin, it might seem odd that some outdoorsmen fight over who has the right to hunt on certain land.
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Some flit between stops, fueled by homemade granola. Others plod along, more tortoise than hare.
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Companies that mimic Mother Nature could create investing opportunities.
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By Dennis Lien, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.  Sep. 23--A national animal-protection group has sued the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, contending the agency isn't doing enough to stop the accidental trapping of bald eagles, Canada lynx and gray wolves.
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The bat, Anoura fistulata, has a tongue one and a half times its body length.
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By Mike Jackson Daily Herald Outdoors Writer  How interesting that a major media outlet suddenly recognized there's money to be made from an outdoor sport.
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By Joyce Lobeck, The Sun, Yuma, Ariz.  Feb. 19--Possible neighbors of the proposed hog farm in eastern Yuma  County aren't quite ready to accept an animal feeding operation in their  backyard even though the company intends to break ground this week.
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By Rutter, Jon  Fundraising trio brings in record $354,000 for Conservancy. Wild ties  Lancaster County land prices were zooming skyward so fast last year you could almost hear the cash register going ka-ching! ka- ching!  More and more trees were bowing to the 'dozer's blade.
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FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Someone is putting the scare into people walking trails at Creamer's Field in Fairbanks by laying down bogus bear tracks. "It's either a person or a circus bear with two left front feet walking on its hands," said state wildlife biologist Harry Reynolds.
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A wave of poaching has alarmed state and federal wildlife officials in several Western states.