Scientists in the Cooley Lab at MSU in the Department of Microbiology and Cell Biology are infecting ticks with the bacteria borrelia, the primary cause of Lyme disease, which allows them to study how ...

Public comment on rule changes affecting critical habitat, extended protections and economic impact due December 22 ...

Taking a page from studies in Yellowstone National Park and the Blackfeet Reservation, Fort Peck is joining Montana groups ...

Visitation fees for international visitors to Yellowstone and Glacier national parks are slated to increase substantially in ...

Legal experts warn use of Congressional Review Act to cancel land management plans risks undermining BLM permits nationwide ...

Matthew McConoughey and America Ferrera star in “The Lost Bus,” a new movie based on the devastating Camp Fire, the most destructive in California’s history. Credit: Apple The Lost Bus won’t inspire ...

A bald eagle and other avian scavenger feast upon a deer wounded by a hunter’s bullet that later died. If any of these birds ingests lead, chances are high it could get sick or die. Every year, bald ...

Steven Fuller has reached his 49 th consecutive New Year’s Day morning in Yellowstone. He arrived in America’s first national park 50 years ago in 1973. If this story is helping you see what’s at ...

The sun was low and this Canada lynx moved through the shadows as he approached the shore of a frozen lake in southern Yukon. Its cousin, the Eurasian lynx, vanished from Great Britain about 1,300 ...

Bison group on the move at sunrise in Lamar Valley. NPS / Jacob W. Frank In the coming months, Yellowstone National Park, as part of the Interagency Bison Management Plan adopted with the state of ...

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