By Ms. Mary Michaela Parker MSU Extension Service Have you ever been on a walk in the woods, park, or backyard and noticed animal tracks in the mud or dirt? Some tracks are easy to identify, while ...

Wild animals are experts at staying out of sight. Yet the winter snow and mud can reveal a detailed account of the comings ...

The Nature Conservancy of Canada is hosting a free nationwide webinar providing tips on how to identify animal tracks. Andrew ...

The first session is taking place on Saturday, Feb. 22 from 2-3 p.m. in the Learning Lab, it’s called “Identifying Animal Tracks.” All of the sessions are free and open to everyone ...

While raccoons are not true hibernators, they can sleep for up to a month during cold weather. However, they do not lower ...

The wildlife enthusiast describes and explains the individual behaviours and identifying features of each animal she identifies. MacQuarrie says she has been looking for mink tracks all winter ...