BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Think Wild, Central Oregon’s wildlife hospital and conservation center, said Monday it recently admitted an orphaned northern flying squirrel for rehabilitation. The young female ...

A Northern flying squirrel found orphaned and in poor health six weeks ago has been successfully reintroduced into its native habitat by Think Wild, a Bend-based wildlife hospital and conservation ...

A bill seeking to strengthen protection for at-risk wildlife is being backed by several Pennsylvania conservation groups. The Recovering America’s Wildlife Act, currently sitting in the U.S. Senate’s ...

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP) — Officials aren’t sure exactly how many northern flying squirrels remain in Pennsylvania, but they do know there aren’t many. And they’re also concerned that in the near future ...

Southern flying squirrels average a diminutive 9 inches long (tail included), weigh no more than 3 ounces, and only glide as far as 200 feet. Unlike their northern cousins, these squirrels only nest ...

They come out at night, have bulgy black eyes and glide through the dark. They also eat wild truffles and glow hot pink. Northern flying squirrels are common throughout the Pacific Northwest, yet ...

If you follow us on Facebook, you may know that Wildwoods has a northern flying squirrel spending the winter in our care. He had made his home in an attic where he wasn’t welcome. Many people don’t ...

Renae Swayser holds a southern flying squirrel. On a wintry Saturday morning, a group gathered in the Poconos to look for a specific rodent - the northern flying squirrel. Renae Swayser, an ...

Think Wild, the Central Oregon wildlife hospital and conservation center, has taken in a female orphaned Northern flying squirrel for rehabilitation. The squirrel was found July 20 on a trail at ...

IT’S EVENING, and you’re in the forest. You close your eyes and inhale the sharp, sweet, turpentine scent of pine. The air is still, yet the branches overhead ...

New technologies allow for more efficient and effective monitoring of rare or elusive species. However, standardizing protocol to ensure high detection rates is important prior to widespread use of a ...