Videos: Southern Arizona wildlife caught on camera

A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service program designed to restore Mexican wolves to Arizona fails to follow federal law, conservation groups say.

On Saturday, an interpretive display will be unveiled for the Waterman Restoration Site at the monument northwest of Tucson. 

Once inside a house in San Manuel, about 50 miles northeast of Tucson, the furry intruder made itself at home on a doggy bed.

A baby javelina and mother hurriedly cross the street with a large squadron in Suffolk Hills near Oracle and Magee roads in Oro Valley on Mond…

Javelina charged a dog and its owner while the person was placing trash in a bin Tuesday morning, authorities say.

Game officials offer reward for info leading to an arrest in the "cruel and inhumane" shooting.

The Mexican spotted owl, a threatened species, is found throughout Arizona — including the Tucson mountains, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and parts of Mexico.

The Arizona Game and Fish Department started its tortoise adoption campaign in February. While 130 tortoises have been adopted, 140 still need a home.

A trained hawk is back home with its falconer, after it showed up at the home of an east-side couple who lured it into a dog crate and took it to a wildlife rescue center.

Since May 22, there have been four reported encounters involving the birds of prey across the metro Tucson area, the Arizona Game and Fish Department says.

Wildlife officials are warning people to be cautious about walking their dogs around javelinas after a pair of attacks in the Tucson area over the weekend.

The bear was last seen on Thursday morning heading north at Linda Vista Trail. Officials hope to tranquilize and relocate the animal.

As Oro Valley opens its new Vistoso Trails Nature Preserve, one nearby resident is finishing work on a field guide for more than 250 different plants and animals found there.