Wyoming to hold its 1st hunt of grizzly bears since 1974, up to 22 grizzlies in wide area south and east of Yellowstone could be killed

A hiker in Yosemite National Park fell to his death while climbing the iconic granite cliffs of Half Dome in rainy conditions

The Trump administration is moving to reverse Obama-era rules barring hunters on some public lands in Alaska from baiting bears with bacon and doughnuts and using spotlights to shoot mother bears and their cubs hibernating in dens

An Australian state government has decided to legally protect rather than kill thousands of wild horses, infuriating scientists who argue the feral species is doing severe environmental damage to the country's iconic Snowy Mountains alpine region

Yellowstone National Park officials will launch a new bison quarantine program aimed at establishing new herds for release on public and tribal lands

A beloved national forest for hikers, nature enthusiasts, and artists alike is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its presidential declaration, and officials are asking the public to reflect on its history and envision its next century

Environmental groups and Montana landowners are suing to cancel the U.S. government's sale of 287 oil and gas leases on federal land in the state

Workers will be turning off some lights for repairs to the Statue of Liberty's electrical system

The foundation working to build a Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota has reversed an earlier decision to split the complex into two parts, in two cities, angering a top state lawmaker

Guard killed, 2 British tourists and driver abducted in Congo's Virunga National Park