Rules around wildlife photography in Canada’s Northwest Territories news to local photographer
A photographer from Inuvik, N.W.T., got an unexpected phone call soon after recently using his drone to make a video
Read moreA photographer from Inuvik, N.W.T., got an unexpected phone call soon after recently using his drone to make a video
Read moreU.S. Interior Department has already signed a new land swap agreement for a King Cove road, southwestern Alaska, days after
Read moreA citizens’ initiative calling for a total ban on fishing nets in habitats used by the endangered Saimaa ringed seal
Read moreThe annual springtime ban on fishing with nets on Lake Saimaa in southeast Finland ended on Monday. Saimaa is the
Read moreFinland’s wolf population is currently estimated to be between 185 and 205 specimens, according to a report complied by Luke,
Read moreNew research on the United States’ only known population of freshwater seals has found they’re unique, suggesting special conservation efforts
Read moreNunavut Premier Joe Savikataaq and N.W.T. Environment Minister Robert C. McLeod met with officials and hunters in Kugluktuk, Nunavut, earlier
Read moreResearchers tracking the endangered Saimaa seal population of the Finnish lake district (southeast Finland) say that conditions are good for
Read moreThe number of wolves has been reduced from 355 last winter to 305. Marcus Öhman, the head of wildlife management
Read moreThe rules for shoreland protection will be eased in the more scarcely populated parts of Sweden, according to the four-party
Read moreWhen U.K. border officials nabbed 56-year-old smuggler Jeffrey Lendrum at Heathrow Airport in June, he was sporting an unseasonably heavy
Read moreInnu Nation hunters who are in provincial court in Labrador, Atlantic Canada this week are making a constitutional challenge against
Read moreA group of Native American protestors went to the offices of SAExploration in Houston, Texas Monday to object to work
Read moreThe endangered Saimaa seals of eastern Finland may be able to nest this spring without human help. In recent years
Read moreRelocating problem bears cannot be seen as a solution to Yukon’s rising number of human/bear conflicts, warn conservation officers with
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