Denver – The Colorado Division of Wildlife is reminding anglers across Colorado that new fishing regulations took effect Jan. 1. The new regulations were developed through an extensive public process last summer and fall as part of the Division’s five-year review of fishing regulations in the state. The new regulations were passed by the Colorado […]
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Denver — The Colorado Division of Wildlife and Colorado State Parks would merge into a new agency under one board and one administration on July 1 under legislation that will soon be submitted to the General Assembly, Gov. John Hickenlooper told a joint meeting of the Colorado Wildlife Commission and the State Parks Board today.
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Juneau – The Alaska Department of Fish and Game announces that the statewide commercial salmon harvest for 2011 is forecast to total 203 million salmon of all species. This would be the fifth largest total harvest, and fourth highest pink salmon harvest, since Alaska became a state and took over the management of its fisheries
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Juneau – On a split 4-3 vote today, the Board of Game approved a proposal to add an experimental brown bear removal to a portion of an existing predation control area in part of Unit 16B in southcentral Alaska. Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) staff plan to implement the program this spring. The
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CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is asking more than 15,000 small game, upland game bird and waterfowl hunters to take a few minutes to participate in the on-line harvest survey now underway. The yellow postcards mailed last week simply instruct the license holder how to access the on-line survey. Anyone that has
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Jackson – The Wyoming Game and Fish Department and the University of Wyoming’s Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit are initiating a moose research project in an area that has been proposed for natural gas development south of Jackson. Researchers captured and fit 30 adult moose with GPS (Global Positioning System) radio collars to learn
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WATERBURY, VT – Vermont’s traditional trout fishing season opens Saturday, April 9 this year, and anglers are looking forward to some great fishing for brook, brown and rainbow trout in the Green Mountain State’s lakes and streams. “Willoughby River steelhead provide a popular spring fishery in the Northeast Kingdom at the Village of Orleans,” said
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WATERBURY, VT — Three plant species have been added to Vermont’s Endangered and Threatened Species List, and one plant was removed from the list. The cork or rock elm is known to exist in only five locations in the state, all in the Champlain valley. This tree can reach heights to 90 feet in the
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WATERBURT, VT –There is no more powerful way to give back to what you love than with a gift of your time. If you love to hunt in Vermont, there are few better ways of giving your time than becoming a volunteer hunter education instructor. The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department Hunter Education program has
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