Wildlife Day

An ecologist shares a beginner's guide to the mysterious creatures of the night sky: owls.

Many owls live among us in Iowa, but with their ethereal calls, nocturnal habits and silent flight, they can seem a little otherworldly.

Wildlife biologist Jim Pease joins Charity Nebbe to talk about some of his favorite rivers to canoe and secret hiking spots around Iowa.

If you’ve noticed more bats lately, you’re not alone.“It’s the breeding season, so there’s a lot going on,” explains wildlife biologist Jim Pease. “They…

Furbearer season starts Saturday in Iowa. Hunters and trappers will likely see greater numbers of raccoons and coyotes from previous years, but fewer red…

A mother black bear and her two cubs were spotted earlier this week, on the border of Fayette and Clayton Counties, in northeast Iowa. The next day, a…

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) manages almost 1,400 bison spread out amongst seven herds located in Iowa, Colorado, Oklahoma, Montana, Nebraska…