moose
Coverage of moose in the Nexus archive.
- Canadian Boreal Forest Part 2
The Canadian Boreal Forest spans from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific, featuring moose, beaver, rivers, lakes, and a short frost-free period. Stroud intentionally tips his canoe in mid-stream.
- Isle Royale National Park closes campground in an attempt to deter a wolf from humans
The Three Mile Campground in Isle Royale National Park is temporarily closed until July 31 to deter a wolf that has become too accustomed to humans, exhibiting bold behavior like entering tents and dragging backpacks. The park is intensifying hazing efforts and enforcing stricter food storage rules to prevent the wolf from relying on human food.
- Are moose tourists or natives in Colorado? A new answer just dropped.
A new study combines bone analysis, Native American art and stories, and newspaper accounts to determine whether moose in Colorado are native or introduced. The approach integrates multiple disciplines to address the question of moose origins in the region.
- CPW: Look out for wildlife in unexpected places as fires burn across state — and leave them alone
Colorado Parks and Wildlife warns that wildfires are displacing wildlife, including deer, elk, moose, and bears, into roads, trails, and neighborhoods. The agency urges the public to avoid approaching animals, secure pets, drive cautiously, and follow guidelines to prevent conflicts, particularly with bears.
- Moose attacks hiker and dogs on trail in Teller County
A moose attacked a hiker and their dogs on the Lovell Gulch Trail near Woodland Park in Teller County on June 22. Colorado Parks and Wildlife emphasized the importance of safely coexisting with moose in their territory.
- Moose attacks hiker and dogs on Lovell Gulch Trail in Teller County
A moose attacked a hiker and their dogs on the Lovell Gulch Trail in Teller County, Colorado, prompting Colorado Parks and Wildlife to emphasize safety measures for coexisting with moose. The incident occurred on June 22, and CPW provided reminders about avoiding conflicts with the animals.
- Hiker, dogs involved in moose attack near Woodland Park
A hiker and their dogs were involved in a moose attack on the Lovell Gulch Trail near Woodland Park. Emergency responders located all dogs, which showed no visible injuries, and the hiker was evaluated and released. Colorado Parks and Wildlife issued warnings about aggressive moose behavior and advised caution in moose habitats.
- Bills to create a separate Upper Peninsula hunting, fishing authority meet opposition in House
Republican representatives proposed legislation to create a separate Upper Peninsula Natural Resources Commission to oversee hunting and fishing, citing ecological differences between the Upper and Lower Peninsulas. The bills faced opposition from the House committee and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, with concerns about potential conflicts and enforcement challenges.
- Generational divide overshadows policy push in NYC Mayor Mamdani’s inaugural Twitch stream
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani held his first Twitch stream to connect with Gen Z voters but exposed a generational divide by admitting unfamiliarity with Minecraft, internet slang, and modern rap culture. Despite the cultural disconnect, he promoted his democratic socialist agenda including a pied-à-terre tax on luxury properties and proposed universal childcare funding. The stream was plagued by unmoderated chat spam and explicit messages.
- Lake Superior’s wolves thriving as packs prey on moose, researchers say
Wolves on Isle Royale in Lake Superior are thriving with the highest population since the late 1970s, but their predation is causing a significant decline in the moose population. The island serves as a natural laboratory for studying these predator-prey dynamics without human interference.