An Innu community on Quebec’s Lower North Shore is shaken by an intervention by wildlife officers who circled and attempted to enter a cabin in Ekuanitshit Monday evening, injuring an elderly woman in ...

Part of the Southern Selkirk caribou herd moving north through the Selkirk Mountains about three miles north of the Washington state border into Canada, in November 2005. This last tiny herd of ...

Caribou, the grey ghosts of Idaho and Washington’s forests, will no longer roam the Lower 48. After decades of work reintroducing the large ungulates into the two states, Canadian wildlife officials ...

Researchers are suggesting a more comprehensive approach for identifying at-risk wildlife populations -- such as caribou -- based on individual movement patterns. The article uses a long-term dataset ...

White-tailed deer have expanded their range in North America over many decades. Since the early-2000s, these deer have moved north into the boreal forests of western Canada. These forests are full of ...

Northern Caribou Canada lists five threats on its website: climate change, human disturbance, natural factors, contaminants, and hunting. While there’s plenty of ongoing research, the declines are ...

Meetings get underway in Iqaluit today that could determine the fate of the last great North American migratory caribou herds. The organization working to develop the first Nunavut-wide land use plan ...

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — The six mountain caribou remaining in the lower 48 states will be relocated farther north into Canada, a move that ends decades of efforts to reintroduce the large animals into ...

OTTAWA, April 9 (Reuters) - Canada's 36,000-strong population of woodland caribou will shrink over the next century and those animals that live in areas heavy in energy production and logging are at ...

The last remaining caribou (aka reindeer) that venture into the contiguous United States, spending part of their time living in Northeast Washington and North Idaho, will likely be moved north into ...