The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) reminds anglers that rules limiting the use of certain types of fishing gear in Boca Grande Pass take effect April 1. These rules prohibit the use of more than three fishing lines per vessel to harvest any species of fish and prohibit the use of breakaway gear […]
Boca Grande Pass tarpon-fishing rules set to take effect Read More »
A friend in conservation sent me the press release below to note the appointment of the new NRCS chief. I’ve spent some time trying to research Mr. White and generally am developing a semi-positive vibe about the man. He has strong credentials and experience, and Sen. Tom Harkin praised White’s efforts working on the conservation
Missing Tony Dean today Read More »
Jackson, Miss. (AP) – A former Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks conservation officer and his brother have been found guilty of violating federal wildlife conservation laws. The U.S. attorney’s office says Andy Elchos and brother, Ted Elchos, illegally hunted ducks with the aid of bait, killed teal in excess of the limit and
Mississippi Wildlife officer found guilty of hunting illegally Read More »
Tuscon, Ariz. (AP) – A Tucson group says the U.S. government must develop recovery programs for jaguars living in southern Arizona and New Mexico. An attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity told a federal judge Monday that the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has ignored the need to designate critical habitat for jaguars, causing
Group wants feds to help save jaguars in Arizona and New Mexico Read More »
The calls come in about this time of year. Winter ice has melted and a pond owner or early season angler heads down to check things out. Dead fish? Not a good sign. “I’m getting lots of calls. We had a fairly hard winter again and people are calling about fish kills on ponds,” relays
Reports of Winter Kills in Lakes and Ponds Coming in as Ice Melts Read More »
Warsaw, Poland (AP) – Poland’s environment minister said Tuesday that plans for a new highway have been changed to save one of Europe’s last pristine wetlands. Maciej Nowicki told a news conference that authorities have decided to route the highway around the Rospuda Valley in northeastern Poland. Work will probably start next year, he said.
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The bills that carry the recommendations of the Lessard Outdoor Heritage Council have been introduced. In the House, it’s HF 2131 and the author is Rick Hansen, DFL-South St. Paul. Co-authors include Speaker of the House Margaret Anderson Kelliher and Majority Leader Tony Sertich. In the Senate, both Ellen Anderson, DFL-St. Paul, and Satveer Chaudhary,
LOHC bill authors named Read More »
Toledo, OH – The Ohio Lake Erie Commission (OLEC) will provide grants for four studies that will investigate the causes and impacts of Lake Erie algal blooms, as well as physical habitat distribution within the Lake Erie fishery. On March 25, Commission members approved the latest round of Lake Erie Protection Fund small grants and
OLEC to Fund Studies of Lake Erie Algal Blooms and Fisheries Read More »
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