Tony Hiss Tony Hiss was a staff writer for the New Yorker for more than 30 years and is currently a visiting scholar at New York University. Hiss is the author of 13 books, including The ...

Using rodent bait and insecticides may help control mice, gophers, and mosquitos, but using them can have consequences for ...

Like many growing up hunting, fishing and trapping, my memories of our North Dakota game wardens were my first exposure to ...

I rode along with Ken Skuza who took me under his wing and helped mentor me in my first post at Bottineau. Here’s a few of ...

Here’s a few of warden Ken Skuza’s favorite stories in his own words: Back in the 90s I was stationed in Kenmare when I ...

Sam Jones, the American tourist who took a distressed wombat joey from its mother, has provided a two-minute video statement ...

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He was staring at me, hissing and swatting one of his paws ... I drove out to the deer, and one was not alive. The other one appeared to be exhausted. I told the other warden I was going to ...

Here are a few of warden Skuza’s favorite stories in his own words: ...

Chaser didn’t just learn the names of more than 1,000 objects—she also learned verbs, according to a USA Today article about ...

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