The NTSB reveals the pilot’s first North Slope flight in the June 4 helicopter crash near Kuparuk that killed conservation biologist Dr. Shiloh Schulte and the pilot. Investigation continues.

Jun. 9—When Shiloh Schulte was growing up, his family often found him exploring the woods, binoculars in hand. His childhood interest in wildlife turned into a career in biology and a love for ...

The death of Shiloh Schulte, PhD,, who previously served as an elected official in Kennebunk, was announced by the Manomet Conservation Sciences. A GoFundMe has been set up to support his family ...

Shiloh Schulte, a biologist who spent his life chasing birds across hemispheres, belonged to the latter group. He died in the North Slope of Alaska when the helicopter he was using to reach a ...

Courtesy Shiloh Schulte / Manomet. Conservationists are reporting a 45% increase in the population of the American Oystercatcher, a shorebird found along the U.S. Atlantic and Gulf coasts.

There are nearly 15,000 oystercatchers in North America today,compared to about 10,000 in 2008, according to Shiloh Schulte, a former senior shorebird scientist with Manomet Conservation Sciences.

KENNEBUNK, Maine — Shiloh Schulte is the new chair of the Kennebunk Select Board. At its first meeting of the new fiscal year on Tuesday, the board picked Schulte as its new leader by a vote of ...