Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

State researchers say they're finding a large number of sick or dying seabirds. They say a warming ocean could be to blame.

Today, a statewide anti-poaching campaign kicks off. It’s to educate the public about recognizing poaching and reporting incidents to authorities.

For the second time in three years, the North Umpqua River and its tributaries will be closed to all fishing for several months.

In Warrenton, locals debate whether culling the herd might be the most effective solution to an increase in elk-human interactions.

On June 3 and 4, Oregon will allow the public to fish, crab and clam without a license.

Across Oregon, people are finding their garbage tipped over, bird feeders pulled down, and barbecue grills disassembled. It’s time to beware of…bears.

The Oregon Wildlife Foundation worked with the Oregon Department of Transportation and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to determine where to allocate the funds from the new plate.

A new study from Oregon State University will help inform fishing rules to decrease whale entanglements off the Oregon Coast.

The United States Fish and Wildlife Service has released a draft recovery plan for the Oregon spotted frog, which was federally declared a threatened species in 2014 and is at risk of becoming endangered.

Wildlife officials say a potentially invasive Cuban tree frog was found at a plant store in Beaverton, and it's not the first time this type of frog has been reported to wildlife officials.

For two months, students in Eugene have been raising salmon. Last week, they released them into the wild.

Oregon is in its peak period for car collisions with wildlife. Here's how drivers can stay safe.