Woodland Wildlife Spotlight: Fisher

Maryland is home to four members of the weasel family: mink, river otters, long-tailed weasels, and fishers. In the state, fishers are second only in size to river otters, but they occupy a distinctly different ecological niche. Of these four species, the fisher is perhaps the most elusive, due in part to its mostly nocturnal behavior, but once you have seen one, you won’t confuse it with another species.

California man comes face-to-face with coyote that entered home through doggie door

Managing White-Tailed Deer in Suburban Environments

Wild animals moving farther into human spaces - The Boston Globe

1,021 Mouse Track Stock Vectors and Vector Art

Pennsylvania Game Commission - Northcentral Region

Bbc wildlife spring by StStilinski - Issuu

How Do Mammals Adapt to Exurbanization in New Hampshire?

Orphaned Fisher Kits Get a Brand New Start in Yosemite — Beth Pratt

Species Spotlight: Blue-spotted Salamander - Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey

Woodland Animal Series - Walking Wolf — Stitching Fox

August 2021 to October 2021 Publications, Research Spotlight