wildlife

This isn't looking good for Idaho!

Idaho is among several states that allow you to keep roadkill for personal use and consumption as long as you follow procedure and mind some exceptions.

Okay... what... is... THAT?!

If you see this bug in Idaho, something is SERIOUSLY WRONG!!

Sure, it's a sweet gesture... but it could be one of the last mistakes you make.

As temperatures rise, black bears in Idaho are on the hunt for food. Be prepared and bear-aware to avoid potential conflicts with these hungry animals.

Discover the risks of interacting with moose. Stay safe by keeping your distance!

Why must these scary critters be so LARGE?!

If roadkill is on your list of menu items to try, or it’s something you already love, Idaho is the perfect state for you.

I’ve had a few close calls in life.

Here are some reasons why the mountains of Idaho are the worst and the problems with them that nobody wants to admit.

As heavy snow fell early on the Wood River Valley the U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management and local governments are working to help wildlife survive the early onset of winter

The public is invited to attend the Winter Feeding Advisory Committee meeting Monday December 5, at the Magic Valley Regional offices in Jerome County

28-year-old East Idaho man was killed in a rollover early Tuesday morning when a moose ran out in from of his car near Ashton.

In a situation where you find an injured hawk, falcon, or eagle, before you decide to put in your car and bring it home, you may want to know a few things.

Thousands of young fish had to be euthanized last week to prevent the spread of a virus at a state hatchery near Hagerman.

Idaho Fish and Game have sent out a reminder to people that if you come across baby animals in the wild, it is best to just leave them alone.

The picture shared on Facebook is labeled as ‘Wildlife Safety’ and shows the good and the bad ways to interact with wild animals.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game wants to plant around 15,000 sagebrush plants in the Magic Valley in areas hit by wildfire with help from community volunteers

This last week, a man went hiking with his friend in Montana. He was found later, in what is expected to have been a grizzly bear attack.