Eli Fournier

Poaching busts take a lot of time and effort from game wardens, and a recent conviction in central Montana was no exception. An affidavit filed in a Montana district court outlines the efforts Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks wardens took to track down two men who poached multiple bull elk and stabbed...

When it comes to public lands, there aren’t many people with more influence than the Secretary of Interior. Under his or her leadership, the Department of Interior oversees 11 federal bureaus, offices, and land-management agencies, including the Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and...

Things are changing in Alaska. Aside from the obvious, such as the renaming of Denali to Mount McKinley (which Alaskan legislators are fighting against), there’s much more happening behind the scenes. For an outline of what the next four years and beyond could hold for the state, one needn’t look...

In mid-December, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) indicated that they would consider a black bear hunt in the state this coming fall due to recent increases in human-bear interactions. Currently, biologists estimate that there are approximately 4,000 bears living in...