For the 12th year in a row, community scientists spotted moose and collected data about their populations in three mountain ranges outside of Laramie during Winter Moose Day weekend.

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Although last year saw low numbers of winter ticks on Maine's moose population, the state's moose biologist expects much higher numbers for the coming winter season. Lee Kantar said that's because the ...

This moose was spotted along the Middle Crow route in Pole Mountain during the 2025 Winter Moose Day weekend. The 2026 Winter Moose Day weekend, coordinated, in part, by the University of Wyoming’s ...

The day was sunny and warmish, with only a light breeze. It was a perfect day to wander in the woods via skis or snowshoes and just take in the surroundings. Laramie resident Craig Vaske, on skis and ...

Imagine skiing or snowshoeing along a snow-covered road or trail at dawn’s early light — or as close to sunrise as one desires. Speed is not important; in fact, a leisurely pace is preferred to offer ...

The warming climate has increased the number of winter ticks in Maine's north woods. Biologists are tracking calf mortality. Winter ticks are increasing in the warming climate, and they're killing ...