Tucson, Ariz. (AP) – A plan to conserve habitat for many rare or endangered species in southern Arizona is about submitted to a federal agency for review. The fifth draft of the plan is aimed at turning much of the broader Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan into reality. If Pima County’s Board of Supervisors approves this […]
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Washington – As long as the federal government is considering a job-creation “stimulus package” that’s nearing $1 trillion (the actual latest rumored amount was about $750 billion), why not give conservation a boost via the package? Conservation groups pondering that concept have sent to Congress and the Obama “transition team” a list of suggestions to
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Washington (AP) – A conservation group filed a federal lawsuit Monday to force the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to enforce the law and clean up the polluted Chesapeake Bay, citing 25 years of failure to restore the nation’s largest estuary. The lawsuit asserts that the EPA’s failure to meet its obligations “has led to the
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There has been quite a bit of fishing going on as ice conditions have improved on all of the lakes. On Lake Mendota and Lake Monona, most of the effort has been concentrated on the bays. No one had ventured out over deep water on either lake as of last week. Anglers also have been
Despite the almost daily weather changes, fishing has been pretty good overall. Walleye fishing has been good. Obviously some nights are better than others. Set up by 3 p.m., because on most afternoons the bite starts by 4 p.m. Very early mornings also have been good. Be set up before light. Shiners are still the
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Bill Parker Michigan Editor ANNIVERSARY TIME. It’s hard to believe, but Michigan Outdoor News is entering its 10th year of publication. We certainly would not have come this far without your (subscribers) support. It is greatly appreciated. We also would not have been so successful without the support of our advertisers and hard-working ad reps,
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Madison – Dec. 16 was an important date for Wisconsin’s woodland owners enrolled in the Managed Forest Law. On that day, the SmartWood Program of the Rainforest Alliance awarded Forest Stewardship Council accreditation to more than 2 million acres of Wisconsin’s privately owned woodlands enrolled in the MFL. The latest recognition comes after the state’s
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Washington — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service made official the “relisting” of gray wolves in the Midwest, where they’d been removed from the Endangered Species List just a year and a half ago. At the same time, some expect the agency to begin the process of delisting again soon, starting with a public comment
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St. Paul – State Rep. Sandra Masin says there are a couple reasons she’s being moved to introduce legislation this session that could restrict or ban lead bullets – and other lead-based ammo and/or fishing tackle. Concerns about lead in venison and how it affects a food shelf donation program is one reason; the other
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