Poet and nature lover Robert Raftery is the 300th landowner to sign up to Logan City Council’s Land for Wildlife program. Logan Don't miss out on the headlines from Logan.

Sharing our home with wildlife is part of living in the mountains. It’s a piece of our Eagle County identity, and a reason many people moved here in the first place. Our furry friends have been in ...

A land swap being proposed would aid animals migrating in and out of Yellowstone National Park's northern area through the Gardiner Basin, above, and on to the Dome Mountain wildlife management ...