Arizona Game and Fish Department

Federal wildlife officials say an endangered Mexican gray wolf that had been roaming around northern Arizona has been found dead.

Grand Canyon National Park officials say efforts to reduce the population of bison near the North Rim have ended for the year. They say 36 animals from the Kaibab Plateau herd were removed through live capture and five were killed by volunteer hunters.

Arizona wildlife officials have captured and relocated an endangered Mexican gray wolf near Flagstaff. It spent months in the area but biologists and…

An endangered Mexican gray wolf from eastern Arizona has taken a risky journey over hundreds of miles to the Flagstaff area. It’s a rare instance of a…

Arizona is moving to ban the use of trail cameras to take video or photos to aid hunting. Regulators say the widespread practice runs counter to a…

National Park Service officials are calling for volunteers to assist with the lethal removal of bison from the Grand Canyon’s North Rim later this year.…

The Arizona Game and Fish Department next week will continue an effort to bolster the state’s declining pronghorn population by lethally removing…

The number of endangered Mexican gray wolves in the Southwest grew last year by 14%.That’s according to the latest count by state and federal wildlife…

The Arizona Game and Fish Department and the National Park Service have reached a deal to reduce the number of bison near the North Rim of the Grand…

A beloved cuckoo bird won’t go federally unprotected in Arizona. Experts are celebrating the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s recent decision to keep the…