Three Sumner County photographers win spots in the 2026-27 Tennessee Wildlife magazine calendar, selected by TWRA from nearly ...

Tennessee's diverse nature and mountains, lakes, and forests are home to a vast world of wildlife. Here's a roundup of some of the state's coolest creatures to keep and eye out for on your summer ...

Tennessee's current wildlife management funding, which relies on hunting and fishing licenses, is no longer sufficient. Inflation and unfunded mandates have increased costs for the Tennessee Wildlife ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Just like your housecat has its own mind about whether you own it, Tennessee doesn’t exactly "have" cougars. Cougars, also known ...

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Tennessee wildlife officials officially created a night hunting season for coyotes and bobcats while meeting in Johnson City. The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission ...

A parasitic skin disease called sarcoptic mange is causing a surge in cases among Red Foxes in Middle Tennessee. Wildlife experts suspect the rise is linked to weakened immune systems from rodenticide ...

Summer heat and rapid urban expansion are bringing snakes, racoons, bats and more into local homes; the new franchise will humanely remove unwanted wildlife from residential and commercial ...

Tennessee's outdoors, fish, and wildlife contribute to public health, mental well-being, and the state's economy. Hunters and anglers currently provide 81% of wildlife management funding, creating an ...