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When worlds collide: human, critter and virus
Two of the more intriguing health stories this past summer didn't involve rogue sharks, swine flu or any of the other usual suspects. The stars of this particular show were the hantavirus and the West...
Posted on 9/26/12 at 9:47 AM
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The Wild Side of the Museum
Being the director of a small museum and archaeology site has its challenges, none more amusing and frustrating than dealing with an invasion of wildlife on the grounds. Our grounds cover approximate...
Posted on 11/29/11 at 2:30 PM
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LETTER: Pheasant population drop tied to ‘intensive’ farming

I was very disappointed to read the comments made by Lisa Richardson, executive director of the South Dakota Corn Growers.

By Steve Donovan , January 18, 2013

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Wind Cave park to reduce bloated elk herd

The park plans to reduce its elk herd by about 600 animals in the next two years to prevent overgrazing.

January 14, 2013

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Waterfowl could take hit from drought

Waterfowl could take hit from drought State biologist expresses concerns about dry spell, other factors.

By Chris Huber , January 14, 2013

Waubay taxidermist gets home confinement, probation for wildlife charges

54-year-old Kevin Jorgenson received and possessed 535 migratory birds — one merlin hawk and one sharp skinned hawk — as well as one Western Great Lakes gray wolf, an endangered species.

January 07, 2013

Wildlife biologist says ferrets near Mobridge could be wild

It's the first sighting of a wild black-footed ferret since a colony was discovered in Wyoming three decades ago.

December 27, 2012

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2 owls set for release after rehabilitation

SIOUX FALLS (AP) — Two owls undergoing rehabilitation at the Great Plains Zoo in Sioux Falls are set to be released Tuesday.

October 23, 2012

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2 rehabilitated eagles released into wild in northeastern SD

COLUMBIA (AP) — Federal wildlife officials have released two rehabilitated golden eagles back into the wild in northeastern South Dakota.

October 15, 2012

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Waubay taxidermist pleads to wildlife charges

SIOUX FALLS (AP) — A Waubay taxidermist has pleaded guilty to two counts of unlawful possession of migratory birds and one count of unlawful possession of endangered species.

September 20, 2012

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Officials ask for reports of dead deer

PIERRE (AP) — South Dakota wildlife officials are asking hunters and landowners to be on the lookout for dead dear.

September 04, 2012

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OPINION: Protecting our prairies, economy and way of life

Grasslands are the backbone of South Dakota’s livestock, tourism and hunting industry.

By Chris Hesla , August 31, 2012

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Report explains how states can avoid sage grouse protections

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Conservation groups are welcoming a federal report spelling out how sage grouse should be managed in 11 Western states to avoid new federal protections.

By BEN NEARY , August 26, 2012

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OPINION: GF&P review should restore trust

There is probably no other state agency with more interaction with the public than the Game, Fish and Parks Department. Nor is there another department that takes more heat from the public than the GF&P.

By Editorial board , July 21, 2012

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Lake Yankton not popular as osprey nesting site

YANKTON (AP) — South Dakota wildlife officials say there isn't any sign of success so far for a program to bring osprey to Lake Yankton.

July 18, 2012

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3 plead not guilty to fed wildlife crimes in Marshall County

Three men face charges ranging from shooting more ducks than legally allowed to guiding unlicensed hunters.

June 22, 2012

Study: Cougars again spreading across Midwest

Study: Cougars again spreading across Midwest The findings, detailed in The Journal of Wildlife Management, showed 178 cougar confirmations in the Midwest; no government agency tracks the number of large cats across the country.

By Jim Suhr , June 14, 2012

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