Wildlife
Lindsay Aerts
UPDATE: Daybreak’s goose was not protecting HER eggs
Now that her eggs have hatched, one goose in Daybreak as loosened her grip on the community.2 years ago
Martha Harris
Boulger Reservoir to be drained for upcoming mining project
The Division of Water Rights says they will drain the Boulger reservoir out of precaution to prevent a dam failure.2 years ago
Sam Herrera
Mountain lion captured in Pleasant Grove
The mountain lion was first spotted in Pleasant Grove on Monday when it had reportedly killed chickens from a backyard coop.2 years ago
Sam Herrera
Two Utah foxes test positive for bird flu in Utah
Utah wildlife officials confirmed that two foxes had tested positive for bird flu. One was found in Murray and the other in Taylorsville.2 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Visiting Antelope Island? Heed these wildlife safety tips
It's very rare that a bison will bother visitors at Antelope Island State Park. These safety tips will help keep it that way.2 years ago
Adam Small
Utah drought making encounters with black bears more likely
Black bears in Utah might be easier to run into this year as the drought kills off the plants that make up most of their diet.2 years ago
Sam Herrera
Bird flu reaches five counties in Utah
Avian flu, commonly known as bird flu, was confirmed by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources to be spreading through the state.2 years ago
Amie Schaeffer
Black bear captured in Morgan County
A black bear wandered the streets in Morgan County. After startling residents, the bear was captured, sedated and relocated to a safer place.2 years ago
Chandler Holt
Ducks in sticky situations saved by first responders
Ducks have been getting stuck in grates and drains. Luckily, police and firefighters have been available to help our quacking friends.2 years ago
Aimee Cobabe
Avian flu concerns cause Hogle Zoo, Tracy Aviary to move birds inside
After two cases of avian flu were recently discovered in Utah, both Hogle Zoo and Tracy Aviary have moved several species of birds indoor.2 years ago
Waverly Golden
Snapping turtle found in St. George
Officer Alfred found a snapping turtle in a lady's backyard. They are not native to Utah, SGPD has only seen two snapping turtles in the past 16 years.2 years ago
Sam Herrera
Second avian flu case confirmed in Utah
Avian flu in Utah was confirmed for a second time. The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food advised bird owners to take precautions and monitor their birds for symptoms.2 years ago
Mark Jones
DWR to make proactive fish stocking changes to lower impact of drought
The DWR is implementing proactive fish stocking changes to minimize the impact of the drought.2 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Animal carcasses are being left in Fishlake National Forest
The U.S. Forest Service advises people not to leave animal carcasses in the forest.2 years ago
Chandler Holt
Amur leopard cubs at Hogle Zoo make their first appearance
On Christmas day, Hogle Zoo welcomed two Amur leopard cubs. The cubs made their debut Friday morning and will be visible to guests in their exhibit.2 years ago
Mark Jones
DWR asking Utahns to keep dogs on a leash while in the outdoors
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources are asking those who head outdoors this spring to keep their dogs on a leash.2 years ago
Mark Jones
Tracy Aviary taking precautions to protect birds from avian influenza
Tracy Aviary is working to protect its birds from the Avian Influenza, which was announced Monday by the Department of Agriculture and Food, to have arrived in Utah.2 years ago
Waverly Golden
Gifting animals for Easter might be a bad idea according to veterinarian
A lot of preparation and education is needed before housing a rabbit, duck, or chick, according to Utah State University's Veterinary school.2 years ago
Waverly Golden
Poached items auctioned off to fund wildlife conservation
The Division of Wildlife Resources will auction off antlers, furs, and other items it seized through poaching investigations.2 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Three new laws impact Utah hunters and landowners
The bills, recently made law by Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, affect Utah hunters and their ability to donate meat, use air bows, and kill big game.2 years ago
KSL NewsRadio staff
While no signs yet in Utah, avian flu has wildlife officials preparing
Despite no reports of it being in Utah, the avian flu has state wildlife officials keeping a close eye on the spread of the disease.2 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Like your tulips, rattlesnakes choose spring to re-emerge
Rattlesnakes are found all across Utah, but when treated with a healthy amount of respect (and knowledge) it's possible to coexist with them.2 years ago
Becky Bruce
BLM acknowledges crews damaged Mill Canyon Dinosaur Tracksite
Some dinosaur footprints at Mill Canyon suffered minor damage, which the BLM says happened when construction crews worked to replace a boardwalk.2 years ago
