Logan City Lake upgraded to “Warning” level; Milford State Park cancels boat race TOPEKA, KS – In recent testing of Kansas lakes by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), blue-green algae levels in several lakes remain high. Logan City Lake, previously listed in the lower category of “Advisory,” has been upgraded to a …
Word from the US Sportsman’s Alliance that the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has apparently developed a program that seeks to spread its animal rights message in churches, and seeks to raise funds through those associations with religious institutions. To read the entire news release, click here.
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Seems like everyone in the state these days is talking about the effects of Marcellus natural-gas drilling — both good and bad. Government officials widely disagree. Depending on whom you listen to, shale gas development is either an unprecedented economic boom that we should blindly pursue without reservation or an ecological disaster waiting to happen
CONCORD, N.H. — By unanimous vote at its August 17 meeting, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Commission will continue its work with members of the Legislature, other state agencies and interested organizations to strengthen protections in state law for landowners who leave their land open for recreational activities in New Hampshire. The Commission and
PIERRE, S.D. – South Dakota schools are starting back up, but the weather is still warm. Take advantage of the last days of summer by attending a state park program. Astronomy Night, Angostura Recreation Area near Hot Springs, Aug. 27, 8 p.m. MDT. Enjoy an educational program designed to dispel the myths about bats, some
PIERRE, S.D. – Visitors to Farm Island Recreation Area near Pierre and Platte Creek Recreation Area near Platte will finally get a chance to bring out the campers. Select campsites will be available for camping starting Wednesday, Aug. 24. “The water is going down on the Missouri River, and we are able to open some
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