Study sheds light on the previously misunderstood, reclusive forest dweller.

Many mammals are true hibernators and remain dormant through the winter, but a lot of them stay active, at least to some degree.

Physiological changes have already started as the days start to get longer.

Jill McMahon of Portland started hiking again during the pandemic and wrote a book about all the trails she discovered.

Here’s a quick quiz to see how much you know about the subject.

Crows gather by the thousands as a means of protection and heat.

Scouting will not only help you enjoy hunting success, but by taking part in citizen science programs, your efforts can help biologists and hunters.

There is plenty of food, and the right kinds, for deer to eat. Introducing new and different food to that ecosystem can cause a number of problems.

Poor conditions can impact wild turkey and upland birds like grouse, but waterfowl thrive in rainfall.

While visiting a remote cabin on Spencer Lake, Ron Joseph made friends with an ermine, had an encounter with a bobcat and used an axe and a pry bar to break the ice of the lake to get water.