Holiday campers beware: no fireworks or glass bottles allowed on 'Upper Miss' wildlife refuge
With the July 4 holiday around the corner, officials want to remind campers that fireworks are not allowed on federal wildlife refuge lands.
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No bill for treatment: Couple rescues injured duck from La Crosse's Riverside Park
During the pandemic, more people have gone out of their ways to care for one another. A local couple believes these gestures can extend to the nature around us.
Bears, other wildlife may be attracted to backyards seeking food
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) - It's not just the number of people that are calling the La Crosse area home these days. Wisconsin DNR staff say…
International Festival of Owls brings thousands to Houston
People are having a real hoot in Houston.
Endangered Sumatran tiger fetuses found in jar
Five people have been arrested for poaching a protected Sumatran Tiger in Indonesia, after authorities discovered a dead tiger with four of its fetuses in a jar, state media news agency Antara has reported.
America's national parks overrun by rats, cats and feral hogs
Millions visit US National Parks each year, many hoping to catch glimpses of animals including bison, mountain goats and alligators.
'Green' vacations gaining in popularity
Prince Harry wants us to do it. Emma Thompson does, too. And unlike the other two, who've been criticized for their high-carbon lifestyles at odds with their public pronouncements, Greta Thunberg actually does it herself.
Cause of fire that killed 10 animals at safari park is unknown
The cause of a fire that killed 10 animals Thursday at the African Safari Wildlife Park in northern Ohio has not yet been determined, officials say.
Several animals killed in an Ohio fire
Ten animals were killed when a fire broke out Thursday at the African Safari Wildlife Park in northern Ohio, Danbury Township police said.
Swimming with Hawaii's charismatic spinner dolphins stirs controversy
On the west coast of Hawaii Island, the sun rises over tall volcanoes and glints off the vast blue Pacific in Honokohau Harbor near Kailua-Kona. Tourists climb aboard waiting boats in the bright morning light, giddy at the prospect of swimming beside the island's famous spinner dolphins.
