MassWildlife

Massachusetts bat eviction season mandates non-lethal MassWildlife removal rules during specific months to safely protect native bat species colonies.

MassWildlife is opening eight free public outdoor archery ranges across the state for the summer and fall, including local SouthCoast targets in Dartmouth, Norton, and Taunton.

A Dartmouth resident experienced a surprising encounter while walking her dogs in the Frank Knowles-Little River Reserve, believing she saw five bear cubs in the woods.

Possible black bear tracks spotted in New Bedford’s North End, but wildlife officials say melting snow could be misleading.

A black bear and cub may have been spotted in Dartmouth, but wildlife experts question the claim as SouthCoast bear sightings rise.

Nine-year-old Patrick Morrison of Dedham, Massachusetts and two dogs were recently bit by a rabid fox.

Bobcat sightings are becoming more prominent in southeastern Massachusetts, including a recent sighting near a children's playground.

The National Park Service says, 'Your chances of being hunted by a turkey are low, but never zero.'

Massachusetts is a resting area for migrating Canada geese, but what can you do when they become too much to handle?

Foxes in Massachusetts remain active all year and do not hibernate. Here's how to keep them from hiding under your decks or in your sheds.