The Latest Breaking News from Parks and Wildlife

At least two people were bitten by a shark in Texas on Independence Day

Todd Interests, which plans to turn the former park into a high-end subdivision, has a week left to respond to the state’s final offer for the property.

A Texas angler is being celebrated for landing the eighth-heaviest largemouth bass in state history.

A total of 273 saltwater crocodiles, which are known for being the more aggressive of the two types, were captured and removed from Top End waterways this year.

Citing low numbers, the Parks and Wildlife Commission has closed most of the state’s bays to commercial harvest.

DENVER — Three of Colorado’s few gray wolves might have been killed just across the border in Wyoming, state wildlife officials confirmed.

DENVER — Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Dan Prenzlow retired Tuesday following a third-party investigation into an alleged racist remark he made toward a Black employee at an annual conference this spring.

Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife looks into ways to remove human waste out of the high points of the trail, which are inaccessible to vehicles.

At a meeting besieged by protest, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission postponed a decision on closing oyster reefs.