They placed radio collars placed on more than 50 wolves, 60 moose and about 300 caribou from the Columbia North herd from 1992 to 2014 in a 2,500 square mile area in the Cariboo and Columbia ...

The Western Arctic Caribou Herd as seen from the sky in 2011. (Jim Dau / Alaska Department of Fish and Game) Caribou and moose hunting in parts of Northwest Alaska will be closed to nonlocal ...

Caribou begin to lose their antlers earlier than moose. Most of the larger bulls will start to drop in late October. It is unusual to find a really big bull caribou with antlers still attached in ...

video by @pewenvironment Caribou, moose and bears—oh my! Canada’s boreal forest teems with wildlife – home to over 85 mammal species, including billions of migratory songbirds and tens of ...

Barren ground caribou hunts, which the majority of hunters participate in, average about $10,000. That’s more than double what I paid not that long ago. Caribou hunting isn’t what it used to ...

Around the Togiak refuge, the switch from caribou to moose hunting hasn’t always been easy, either. “I think some people prefer caribou over moose for flavor,” Aderman said.

Despite opportunity for residents to travel and hunt caribou at other times of the year, the closure dates are specifically chosen to coincide with the non-resident season opening for bull caribou, ...

A MUN researcher is looking to get the poop on moose and caribou this summer, and figure out what impact they have on the environment and climate change when they defecate or die.