Idaho Department of Fish and Game

Conservation officers had to remove a mountain lion that made its way into the town Thursday morning in Ammon

Two mountain lions were removed and euthanized from a Hailey neighborhood out of concern for public safety as the animals became too accustomed to being in town

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game issued a warning and advise Wednesday following several encounters with coyotes and at least one fox in recent weeks.

An off-leash dog ran down a mule deer buck and killed it in late February near Hailey prompting wildlife officials to remind dog owners for the need to keep pets under control or face civil penalties

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) is warning anglers of a new law prohibiting camping on state property if they are planning on fishing for steelhead this year on the South Fork of the Clearwater River

Two more elk have died in the Wood River after eating an ornamental plant called Japanese yew.

An Idaho conservation officer had to kill two dogs that had attacked young elk in Eastern Idaho during the weekend.

Wire tomato cages, plastic buckets, and a sled are some of the items removed from elk in the Wood River Valley in recent days

A man who has worked his entire professional career for the Idaho Department of Fish and Game will now lead the department as director

Two elk calves were found dead Friday after they had eaten a toxic ornamental plant in the Ketchum area

Three moose had to be removed and relocated from the Wood River Valley out of concerns for public safety.

Idaho wildlife officials say a poisonous plant to wildlife continues to be a problem as a moose fell victim to the decorative shrub last week.