A mountain range in the Pacific Northwest is a last bastion for a unique canine By Maddie Bender - Freelance writer The Cascade red fox (which isn't always red) does not hibernate. Along with ...

Comm.), but is less abundant that the red fox. The earliest record of the gray fox in the Adirondacks are from the present century, especially the period, 1930-40. These records reflect a general ...

HABITAT: Sierra Nevada red foxes live in a wide range of remote, high-elevation alpine and subalpine habitats, including meadows; dense, mature forest; talus; and fell fields. Habitat use varies ...

If you’ve noticed seeing more of one certain mammal in Lincoln or another urban area of Nebraska, you’re not alone.

Climate change is projected to dramatically shrink the Sierra Nevada red fox’s subalpine habitat as hotter and drier conditions push its range farther up mountain slopes. Climate change is reducing ...