Dedicated Hunters in Utah have given the state’s wildlife more than $6 million in volunteer hours and service in the past four years alone. But the program that’s provided that service will change in 2012. That’s when deer hunters in Utah switch from hunting deer in five large regions to hunting on smaller areas called […]
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Shellfishermen are Needed for the Three Funded and Two Volunteer Events PROVIDENCE – Beginning on Tuesday, May 3rd, and continuing through Tuesday, May 24th, the Department of Environmental Management will conduct five quahog transplants to transfer an estimated 250,000 pounds of adult quahogs from high shellfish density areas in Narragansett Bay to shellfish management areas
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Anglers Will Have Opportunity to Catch a Golden Rainbow Trout at Little Round Top and Big Round Top Ponds in Burrillville PROVIDENCE – The Department of Environmental Management announces that Saturday, May 7 and Sunday, May 8 are free fishing days in Rhode Island. During those two days, all Rhode Islanders and visitors can fish
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PROVIDENCE — The Department of Environmental Management will hold a training session on Friday, April 29 for individuals interested in becoming trained inspectors or certification agents for Rhode Island’s no-discharge compliance inspection program. The program is intended to further strengthen the state’s efforts to protect Narragansett Bay and Rhode Island coastal waters from pollution caused
Licenses are Required for all Non-exempt Anglers and Spearfishers and may be Obtained Online and at Participating Bait and Tackle Shops PROVIDENCE – With spring in the air, and the 2011 saltwater fishing season about to get underway, the Department of Environmental Management reminds anglers and spearfishers that a 2011 saltwater fishing license is needed
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PROVIDENCE – The RI Department of Environmental Management has enacted final recreational fishing regulations for marine fisheries for the 2011 season. The regulations for one species – black sea bass – are still being finalized. All of the other recreational fishery management programs have been finalized, and are now in effect for 2011, following a
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The Idaho Fish and Game Commission Thursday, april 28, extended the steelhead season on the Upper Salmon River. Commissioners approved a Fish and Game recommendation to extend the steelhead season closing date from April 30 to May 15 this year for the section of the upper Salmon River from Salmon to Sawtooth Hatchery south of
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DENVER – The Colorado Wildlife Commission will continue its formal review of plans to mitigate impacts to fish and wildlife resources that would be created by two significant transmountain water development projects with a full day of presentations and public comment on Friday, May 6, in Salida. The presentations and testimony regarding mitigation plans offered
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Information has been posted on the MAY 2011 Wildlife Commission Page. They can be viewed at http://wildlife.state.co.us/WildlifeCommission/Archives/2011/May52011.htm For more information about Division of Wildlife go to: http://wildlife.state.co.us.
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