wildlife

Tossing food scraps out for wildlife like deer or bears isn't a big deal and won't do much harm, right? New York State says that way of thinking is very wrong!

Whether you encounter a porcupine on a walk, under your house, in your garden, or gnawing on your vehicle, here's how you can handle each situation.

A game farm in Ithaca is New York's sole supplier of pheasants and the Cornell Wildlife Health Lab has confirmed an outbreak of bird flu at the farm.

New York may be synonymous with New York City to outsiders, but real New Yorkers know there's a lot more to the empire state, including some unique wildlife in our largest forest.

As if bears weren't frightening enough, cougars have been moving east across the United States and there's a chance they'll become more prevalent in New York.

The Chenango County Health Department is advising residents there have been several cases of rabies identified in wildlife in the Norwich City limits recently.

If you like to feel as though you are one with nature, this unique hotel in New York's Catskill mountains will fulfill all of your nature oneness fantasies!

If you like to feel as though you are one with nature, this unique hotel in New York's Catskill mountains will fulfill all of your nature oneness fantasies!

For the most part (there are some exceptions) it's okay to help abandoned baby wildlife that you find in your yard, but keeping them is a big no-no in New York.

If you leave out hair, string, or pet fur each spring to help your local birds build their nest, you need to stop because you could be killing them.