wildlife

A yearling black bear that made its way into a Boise neighborhood was successfully relocated to a more remote location Thursday.

A resident Wood River Valley moose needed a second house call by wildlife biologists for an eye infection this week

Seasonal road closures are now in effect in the South Hills for motorized use to help protect wintering deer and other wildlife.

Nine wild geese were found shot and left to waste recently in Minidoka County along the Snake River.

Seasonal road closures to motorized use have been implemented in the Wood River Valley to help protect wildlife during the winter months.

Idaho wildlife officials say people need to be aware of bears and mountain lions in the Wood River Valley after reported sightings along popular trails

More than a dozen elk were crushed when a large hay stack fell on them during the winter in eastern Idaho.

Idaho wildlife authorities say a young calf moose was found dead with shotgun wounds near Driggs on the first of the month

A small group of elk were hit by a train in east Idaho just days after a large number of pronghorn were also killed while standing on tracks.

Roughly 150 elk were helped across a busy eastern Idaho highway for their safety and drivers using the roadway.

Idaho's wildlife agency plans to replant native shrubs in areas of the Magic Valley that have been burned by wildfires and is seeking volunteers to help.

State wildlife officials say a heard of pronghorn were hit and killed by a train Monday morning north of Idaho Falls.

A stretch of ranch land along the foothills of the Pioneer Mountains near Carey will be preserved from development for many years to come after public land managers secured a conservation easement.

Seasonal road and trail closures have gone into effect in many parts of southern Idaho on public lands as snow begins to fall

Wildlife officials are investigating the illegal killing of two mule deer that were found last week near a golf course in eastern Idaho.

Idaho Fish and Game commissioners will meet this Friday to talk about a revision to the 2019 steelhead season.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game said a certain disease that effects elk, deer and moose could someday change how those species are managed in the Gem State, potentially affecting hunting seasons.

Idaho Fish and Game officials are urging Idahoans to report wildlife crimes if they see them happen or have information about such crimes.

Wildlife officials are seeking the public’s help about a recent poaching incident near Lake Hollow in the Medicine Lodge area in eastern Idaho. In case you traveled that way recently, do you any information?

A reward is being offered for information about a poaching case near Stanley.