Department biologists do not keep track of coyote numbers, but Fairbanks-area trapper Randy Zarnke said coyotes began showing up on his trapline trails three or four years ago.
Pussy willows (Salix scouleriana) - a sign of spring in Interior Alaska.
The lynx population is up this year in Kivalina
B.C.'s wild bighorn sheep are facing a deadly threat from a pneumonia-causing bacterial disease
A bighorn sheep herd in B.C.’s interior is in trouble after coming into contact with domestic sheep and the contagious disease they carry.
Black bear (Ursus americanus) sighted during a rather warm winter this year.
Sick brown bear
FAIRBANKS — Michael Houx was driving Tuesday evening between Eielson Air Force Base and Salcha when he saw an animal that he at first thought was a caribou.
With caribou herds in decline and migration patterns swaying in recent years, news that caribou are following a more traditional migration route near Kivalina and Noatak caused a buzz this fall.
Beaver activity declining in Campbell Lake area
Bats sighted in Goodnews
Swimming moose dies
Unusual mouse species
Sockeye wildfire at mile post 77 of the George Parks Highway near Willow.
Sheep, primarily ewes and their lambs, have died in great numbers this past lambing-season. The cause has yet to be determined, and farms all around Iceland appear to be affected.
Environment Yukon's carnivore biologist is enthused about cougar sightings near Whitehorse, as tracks suggest the big cats are breeding in the territory.
A moose was seen with some of its fur missing.
A succession of mystery hairless elk have have been spotted in the village of Neiden close to Norway's far northeastern border with Russia, leaving scientists scratching their heads as to the cause.
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