January 31, 2012

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) recently released adult coho salmon in Salmon Creek, Sonoma County to reestablish a coho salmon population. This is the fourth consecutive year adult salmon were released. This year 200 adults were released on two separate occasions in late December 2011 and early January 2012. The released coho included […]

Did you know that Arizona is visited by over 200 bald eagles during the winter? To learn more about these amazing birds and to see live eagles, the public is invited to attend this year’s Bald Eagle Workshop on Saturday, Feb. 4, at the Willow Bend Environmental Educational Center at 703 E. Sawmill Road in

DENVER– Colorado Parks and Wildlife is partnering again with Dave Bryant from Lake Ice USA to offer an informative and free seminar for beginning ice fishing anglers. Join us at the Parks and Wildlife Hunter Education building on Thursday, Jan. 26 for some technique and fish tales. WHAT: Ice Fishing Seminar with Dave Bryant of

CONCORD, N.H. — After several incidents in which bobhouses were forcibly entered and gear stolen last week, New Hampshire Fish and Game Department officials are advising ice anglers to be aware that this activity is going on, to not leave items of value in their bobhouses, and to report suspicious activity to authorities. The bobhouse

PUEBLO, Colo. – Families interested in learning how to ice fish are invited to a free seminar presented by Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Saturday, Feb. 4. The seminar is limited to the first 10 people who register. “Ice fishing is a great way to get outside and have some fishing fun during the winter,”

DENVER – Colorado Parks and Wildlife researchers have seen no sign of the deadly white-nose syndrome in Colorado’s bat populations but say monitoring and help from the public will still be needed in 2012. “Many bat populations are found in caves and mines on private land,” explained Tina Jackson, who heads the bat conservation work