April 13, 2011

The Nevada Department of Wildlife will hold an introductory to archery class Tuesday, April 19 at the Clark County Shooting Park Education Center. This hands-on class is designed for students 10 years of age or older who have little knowledge about archery. The class will begin at 9 a.m. and end at noon. Participants will […]

Applications must be received, either via mail or online at www.huntnevada.com, by 5 p.m. on Monday, April 18, to be eligible for the drawing. Hunters that applied online in the past were sent a postcard reminding them it is time to apply. Those hunters who applied on paper through the mail were sent a pre-printed

Over 386,000 trout stocked for Opening Day DEP to stock Trout Parks on Opening Day, families encouraged to join in & help Winter has finally left us and now it’s April. Is the gear ready? Have your license? Made the plans to meet up with family and friends? Opening day of trout fishing season is

The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Wildlife Division today announced a new open application period for landowners interested in applying for a habitat management grant through the Landowner Incentive Program (LIP). The Landowner Incentive Program provides technical advice and cost assistance to private landowners for habitat management that will result in the protection, restoration, reclamation,

April 16, 17th and April 19-24th, 2011 (Museum closed Monday April 18th) The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) announced today that Dinosaur State Park in Rocky Hill will sponsor a series of programs for families during April school vacation weeks. The programs include: View a Film: Three different films are shown each day. There

The number of students participating in North Dakota’s National Archery in the Schools Program has more than doubled in one year, based on the number of student archers who competed in this year’s state tournament. Jeff Long, NASP coordinator for the State Game and Fish Department, said 295 student archers participated in the 2011 state

Over the past three years, North Dakota has implemented several new rules intended to reduce the risk of aquatic nuisance species transfer throughout the state. The most recent of those rules, according to State Game and Fish Department fisheries chief Greg Power, is a requirement that anglers in all cases must now drain their boat’s

Q. Can I use a credit card to purchase a fishing license? A. You can use both Visa and Mastercard to purchase licenses on line through the Game and Fish website or at Game and Fish offices. While many individual license agents also accept credit cards for license purchase, they are not required to do