F9, 1/2000, ISO 5000, 20 frames per second. With the push of a button, I went from photographing a squirrel on the ground to capturing this im…
In my column on the State of the Birds 2022 (Dec. 29, 2022), I talked about how ornithologists evaluate the conservation needs of various bird species. The species accompanying today’s column were all used, among other species, by State of the Birds to calculate population trends by habitat — long-billed curlew, ferruginous hawk, and vesper sparrow, for grasslands; sage thrasher and sagebrush sparrow for aridlands.
POCATELLO — The University of Idaho Rangeland Fall Forum 2022: Conservation That Works for Rangelands will be held at the Stephens Performing …
Several conservation groups on Thursday filed a petition seeking to disqualify Montana and Idaho from receiving millions of dollars in federal…
Despite decades of advocacy from businesses, climate-concerned citizens, and scientists urging for a rapid transition to clean energy, solar r…
Better access to the outdoors was one of the top reasons people moved to Montana over the past decade, a recent study found.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Collecting piñon nuts has been tradition for Native American and Hispanic families in the Southwestern U.S. for generations.
POCATELLO — For over 21 years, Steve Burns watched children press up against exhibits of grizzly bears, blood pythons and turkey vultures, hop…
Tents are again set up on the floodplain between U.S. Highway 91 and the site of the Bear River Massacre. But this time, their occupants are m…
The Teton Regional Land Trust announced that it completed three conservation deals over the summer protecting land in Teton Valley, Swan Valle…
