These island fox radio collars have gone to the shop to be refurbished. They have been chewed on, rubbed on rocks, and used as teething b...

Across the Channel Islands, winter rains have renewed the native island plants and increased food resources for island foxes.  2019 sho...

The island fox's scientific name is Urocyon littoralis which means "tailed dog of the seashore."  Though the fox's t...

Friends of the Island Fox is currently accepting applications for the 2019 FIF Research Grant. The mission of Friends of the Island F...

How can we enter the world of the island fox and the other animals that live on the Channel Islands without disturbing their natural behavio...

Schamel with island fox pup FIF Research Grant recipient Juliann Schamel has been collecting island fox whiskers to study the diet of island...

an island fox during March on Santa Cruz It's hard for people to believe that you can easily see an island fox in the wild on Santa ...

A visit to San Miguel Island is a rare opportunity. Island foxes are few and the land is windswept. Experience a firsthand trip to this remo...

Island foxes are rare creatures, yet sometimes they show up in unexpected places! Take a second look, this island fox is on the calf of ...

When M152 was fitted with his refurbished radio collar , he also received a health check. During the health check he wore a special hood...