AHSAHKA — In a ceremony attended by Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, top civilian leaders of the Army Corps of Engineers and other state, feder…
It was an anniversary that my brother Tim would just as soon forget.
CLAKSTON, Wash. — Quagga and zebra mussels are more frightening to Capt. Eric Anderson than any horror flick villain.
In an uncharacteristic move, I volunteered to give a presentation about the wildlife of Island Park to an empty nesters group. I spent a numbe…
BANGKOK (AP) — The world’s largest recorded freshwater fish, a giant stingray, has been caught in the Mekong River in Cambodia, according to s…
Last week I picked up a bike box at a local shop in Idaho Falls to pack my bike for a week-long trip to Wisconsin. Some airlines will count yo…
Even from 200 yards away, I suspected that the bird ahead of us on the road on the west side of Market Lake Wildlife Management Area last mont…
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BOISE — The U.S. is adding $103 million this year for wildfire risk reduction and burned-area rehabilitation throughout the country as well as…
In a world that sometimes seems on the road to perdition, Larry Cook revels in an era when different cultures lived together fairly peacefully.
I know this is a dangerous thing to put in print, but I think we might finally be over the weather hump.
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Access to 8.3 million acres of public land in 11 western states is in limbo due to questions over the legality of crossing from one corner of …
LEWISTON — If you are looking for Paul Sauder this time of year, check Mann Lake at the crack of dawn — it’s a safe bet you’ll find him at the…
There are three categories of outdoor fun: type one, type two and type three.
Right now, our world can be essentially defined by a single color. Summer is here and trees, shrubs and other plants are all in full leaf, cap…
CRESCENT, OREGON — Steve Nicovich is trolling a large plug lure deep in the bowels of Odell Lake in search of one of its famed mottled maraude…
Swan Valley: Recently, volunteers from local groups teamed up with the Forest Service to install a bridge on a section of single-track trail t…
It seems Yellowstone never disappoints.
As I hiked near Tex Creek east of Idaho Falls, I tried to step gingerly through the sagebrush, but the sharp spines of the low-growing cactus …
This spring, endangered pallid sturgeon wasted no time swimming up the newly opened bypass channel around Intake Diversion Dam on the lower Ye…
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game in cooperation with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service euthanized a sow grizzly and two yearlings in Isl…
I felt summer hit at about 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 14 out along the South Fork of the Snake River near Wolf Flats.
Drought. A single word, but one with many faces. Drought in the Sonoran Desert may look very different than drought in New England, the temper…
About 470 years ago, a Native American painstakingly carved a shield-bearing warrior into the shady side of a towering sandstone cliff.
The trail we were hiking was high above the creek bottom. This gave us a great vantage to look down on some of the open spaces of grassy meado…
As soon as the ice on Silver Lake in Harriman State Park melted several weeks ago, migrating birds began to pour in. Hundreds, if not thousand…
A Montana State University student has found that bison occupied a large portion of North America beyond the Great Plains region at various po…
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game has begun its May fish stocking in the Upper Snake Region.
