World renowned Mexican wildlife photographer Alejandro Prieto discusses his new collection, Confluences, chronicling nature ...

In 2025, a federal judge sided with the state, which argued for the public's right to wade and walk in N.M. streams and ...

"If you catch a Yellow Perch and you look at it and say I can get a good filet of this to put to use, you can take it home ...

As a public comment period comes to a close, Florida leaders are pushing back against a new plan for offshore oil drilling.

For Steamboat Springs hunting and fishing guide Alex Thompson, becoming a champion in the outdoors has never been about ...

Landowners with water running through their property sued the Land of Enchantment after the state supreme court ruled they ...

Anglers wait impatiently for good, solid ice in order to flock to the well-stocked Cleveland Metroparks ponds and lakes each ...

Seaweed stuck on Florida's shores is causing a billion-dollar impact. Now, a published study by researchers in Rhode Island, shows that seaweed is creating losses that ripple across tourism, fishing, ...

Taylor's adventures renewed the debate over whether Mexican gray wolves should be confined to the recovery area.

The New Mexico Department of Wildlife — formerly the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish — will honor a new discount for ...

A new study estimates Sargassum seaweed costs Florida billions of dollars annually in economic damages. The Southeast Florida ...

Sargassum, which is a macro algae releases hydrogen sulfide and ammonia when it breaks down, giving off a rotten egg smell ...