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State biologists urge Vermonters to take down bird feeders and secure garbage after receiving reports of bear activity throughout the state.

Beneath the ice in Vermont’s lakes and streams lives a cold-loving fish with a “beard� and the odd trait of spawning in freezing-cold water.

Jeremy Bicking of Pennsylvania set a new state record for the largest longnose gar caught by bow, measuring about four-and-a-half feet long, state officials announced.

Vermont's ice fishing festival, held since 2013, often gets crowds of over 500 people. This year, it was relocated because of poor ice conditions.

Vermont just won a federal grant to design a wildlife crossing where I-89 and Route 2 cut through the Green Mountains.

Flooding is a normal part of life for many plants that grow in the floodplains and dunes of Vermont. But this year's floods were different.

A small, unassuming flower called sticky false asphodel is likely carnivorous. It’s in a whole new lineage of carnivorous plants, unrelated to any others previously documented.

Over some 20 years, researchers in Vermont and across the country went out with trappers to look at how effective different types of traps are, and how often animals are injured in the process. From those findings, wildlife managers came up with a set of best management practices to minimize injuries and incidental take.

Vermont's Fish and Wildlife Board voted last week to kick off the process of updating the state's regulations on hunting and trapping animals like bobcat, coyote and beaver.

Host Connor Cyrus talks about avian flu with Vermont's assistant state veterinarian and a wildlife expert with Vermont Fish & Wildlife.