I live in one of the most remote and beautiful villages in Alaska. My family has been here since before Alaska became a state. Our subsistence lifestyle depends on natural resources like salmon, moose ...

Former Alaska Department of Fish and Game wildlife biologist, and Game Management Unit 17 area biologist Bryan Reiley’s criticism the state of Alaska’s recent Mulchatna predator massacre — in which ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A bill that would help goat owners with predator losses moved forward in the House on Thursday. (USDA photo, Lance Cheung) Goats ...

More pilots are flying combat missions over Iraq and Afghanistan from the safety of a building in the Nevada desert. They're piloting Predator... Predator Pilots Engage in Remote Control Combat It's ...

The USDA isn’t prohibited from controlling predators in federal wilderness areas, contrary to arguments by environmental groups, according to a federal appeals court ruling. Environmental advocates ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Caribou cross the Kanektok River in the Togiak National Wildlife Refuge on Aug. 25, 2009. The Mulchatna caribou herd, which ranges ...

JACKSON - In addition to being a boost for the agriculture industry, predator control is also touted as a way to help other wildlife. But whether it actually has that effect is still hotly debated.

Alaska's predator control programs — aimed at boosting moose, caribou and deer populations for hunters — do not work, according to research by two retired state Fish and Game biologists and a ...

Based on 2020 market values, predators cause approximately $4 million in losses annually to Kansas cattle producers. Likewise, they financially burden the state’s small ruminant operations to the tune ...