The state of Alaska is once again asking the Board of Game to allow wildlife managers to shoot bears from helicopters in a rural part of Southwest Alaska in the interest of increasing caribou numbers.

Alaska may be known for its big game and large-scale wonders, but this tiny wildlife refuge tops the charts when it comes to birdwatching.

A little bit over a four-hour drive from Seattle beyond the Cascades along Interstate 90, the refuge has become a perfect ...

A single dead wolf near Gustavus kicked off a sweeping research project that examined different packs’ reliance on marine ...

Are you looking for the best hikes in Alaska? You are in the right place! I visited Alaska on a recent hiking group trip and ...

A Wisconsin man has set a new world record for the largest grizzly ever killed by a hunter. The size of the Alaskan bear is ...

She was in an area where trees meet open fields near Alaska ... moose tend to be more aggressive when they’re protecting calves, and the presence of dogs can escalate an encounter, he said ...

Alaska is a fascinating state, being the largest in the Union. It’s also a geographical phenomenon, being the country’s ...

Does car insurance cover damage to your car caused by an animal? It depends on what coverage you have. Learn the answers in ...

The helicopter was flying low above a remote snow-covered mountain ridge outside Hinton, Alberta, Canada, when pilot Clay ...

You don't see too many moose sightings in New York State, but when you do it is an incredible experience! Take a look at this moose video in New York State!

In the 90's, professional sharpshooters did their best to cull Australia's overgrown population of kangaroos. The author went ...