Fairfax filmmaker documents a young mountain lion’s adventurous life

A young mountain lion named P-36 roams the wilds of Northern California, and in winter 2023, a dedicated Fairfax filmmaker set out to capture its extraordinary path. Traveling from ranches to forested foothills, the film offers a close look at the wildlife challenges and triumphs in this rugged region.

Fairfax filmmaker documents a young mountain lion’s adventurous life

Volunteers making a difference at Utah Hogle Zoo

For more than 90 years, Utah’s Hogle Zoo has relied on generous volunteers to promote its mission of wildlife advocacy. Among them is a dedicated volunteer, Mary Lou, who has offered her time for over three decades, illustrating the lasting impact individuals can have on a community institution.

Volunteers making a difference at Utah Hogle Zoo

Bat program sponsored by Evergreen Conservancy planned for Oct. 24 at Blue Spruce Lodge

An educational program on bats, sponsored by Evergreen Conservancy, will be held at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 24. Hosted at the Blue Spruce Lodge in Rayne Township, this event highlights the importance of bats in local ecosystems.

Bat program sponsored by Evergreen Conservancy planned for Oct. 24 at Blue Spruce Lodge

Wisconsin wolf population is up to 1,200 under revised estimates, improved tracking

Wisconsin’s wolf population now exceeds 1,200, according to updated estimates from state wildlife regulators. Officials say the new figure underscores both steady growth and more refined tracking efforts.

This $500K Robot Army Only Needs to Look, Smell Good

Florida’s fight against invasive Burmese pythons just took a high-tech turn. Robotic rabbits, costing $500,000 in total, now roam the Everglades, mimicking real prey to draw the snakes out of hiding.

This $500K Robot Army Only Needs to Look, Smell Good

Montrose Beach’s 3 Piping Plover Chicks Have Names — And They’re All Chicago Themed

In a tribute to Chicago’s rich cultural landscape, Montrose Beach’s three piping plover chicks have been named after iconic city landmarks and symbols. Not yet a month old, these chicks embody a unique blend of local wildlife and urban heritage.

Montrose Beach’s 3 Piping Plover Chicks Have Names — And They’re All Chicago Themed

Latest ‘Tiger King’ twist finds ‘Doc’ Antle sentenced to 1 year in prison for animal trafficking

In what is likely the final twist of the “Tiger King” saga, “Doc” Antle has been sentenced to one year in prison for animal trafficking. The Netflix documentary that captivated a nation during the COVID-19 lockdowns sees its legal dramas coming to a close.

Latest ‘Tiger King’ twist finds ‘Doc’ Antle sentenced to 1 year in prison for animal trafficking

Grays Harbor County resident busted for Montana hunting violations

A Grays Harbor County resident faces hunting violation charges in Montana after a large-scale investigation involving wildlife officials from both Washington and Montana states.

Grays Harbor County resident busted for Montana hunting violations

Big Bear bald eaglet Gizmo flies — days after sister Sunny’s first flight

At 13 weeks old, Gizmo, the Big Bear bald eaglet, has taken her first flight, following in the wingbeats of her sister Sunny just days earlier.

Big Bear bald eaglet Gizmo flies — days after sister Sunny’s first flight

Steve Irwin’s daughter, Bindi, gives health update after shocking hospitalization

Bindi Irwin, daughter of the late Steve Irwin, was hospitalized due to a medical emergency, causing her to miss her father’s annual gala. She has since provided a health update following the incident.

Steve Irwin’s daughter, Bindi, gives health update after shocking hospitalization