A new Oregon law aimed at stopping invasive species will increase boat permit costs and the type of boats that need one will ...

Stories in this list received the most page views on aspentimes.com from June 23-30. 1. Conservationist urge the public to ...

Still other USGS scientists are working to fight quagga mussels, a particularly vexing invasive species. In Alaska, they count loon populations and measure high-altitude snow packs.

On May 30, inspectors at the Alpine Meadows Watercraft Inspection Station found golden mussels on the exterior of a 46-foot boat. It was the first interception of golden mussels in the Lake Tahoe area ...

On May 30, inspectors at the Alpine Meadows Watercraft Inspection Station found golden mussels on the exterior of a 46-foot boat. It was the first interception of golden mussels in the Lake Tahoe area ...

Last year proved to be another year of learning for the ISDA in the fight against the invasive quagga mussel. They conducted their second copper treatment as well as the first-ever potash treatment.

As summer draws more people to Colorado’s rivers and reservoirs, conservationists are urging the public to take immediate action to protect waterways from invasive aquatic species. The threat is both ...

Idaho’s population grew by 700,000 since 2000. All counties gained population from 2020-24, defying rural trends. Migration remains Idaho’s growth driver.

Idaho Fish and Game restricts camping at Dog Creek Reservoir due to vandalism, illegal dumping, and wildfire risks. Ban remains until further notice.

A University of Idaho-led excavation in Boise unearthed artifacts from the 1800s gold rush and beyond, informing the public about Idaho’s rich history.

According to the Idaho Department of Fish and Game, Riley Farden shattered Idaho's archery grass carp record when he shot the 67.65-pound fish. The catch measured 49 inches long with a 32.75-inch ...