Animals like tiny fawns, fluffy ducklings and wide-eyed baby bunnies are starting to make their way into the world.

Ms. Renkl, a contributing Opinion writer, reports from Nashville on flora, fauna, politics and culture in the American South. It’s full-on springtime now. My blackberries are sending out new canes, ...

JEFFERSON, S.D. (KELO) —It’s not a rare sight to see a dog, cat, or even a bunny at the Sioux Falls Area Humane Society. But the organization gets calls about plenty of animals that they don’t take in ...

Wildlife agencies across the country are moving into one of the busiest parts of the regulatory calendar, with spring... The post Wildlife agencies across the country are reviewing the next round of ...

As the snow melts, we’ll start seeing signs of new life. While it’s tempting to interact with cute, cuddly critters, it’s ...

Spring is when many species are on the move looking for mates and securing territories for the breeding season. NCWRC provides helpful guidance for people when encountering wildlife during this ...

HARP is pausing new wildlife admissions from March 8 through March 14.

Wildlife experts are urging gardeners to drill CD-sized holes in fences before spring to help endangered hedgehogs travel safely between gardens ...

As winter fades and the countryside awakens, one of the most uplifting signs of spring is the song of the skylark ...

You’re invited to two baby showers this spring. But don’t expect to find onesies or rattles on the registry. Instead, organizers are asking for dried crickets, fir bark bedding and bird seed.  Two ...