NWTF, Boy Scouts partner to improve water-corridor habitat in Idaho
The NWTF has identified the South Hills as one of the focal landscapes in its Western Wildlands region of America’s Big Six of Wildlife Conservation.
May 31, 2017
OSI purchases over 600 acres adjacent to Lake Champlain for recreation, water protection
Expected to enhance recreational boating and mountaintop hiking opportunities while protecting local water quality.
In Oregon, low steelhead returns could mean summer fishing restrictions
One plan fisheries managers are considering to combat the low returns is restricting where anglers can fish during each month.
Ohio remains No. 1 in nation for Tree City USA communities
As part of nationwide program, Ohioans last year planted more than 27,000 trees, pruned more than 81,000 trees, volunteered more than 50,000 hours in their urban forestry programs and invested a combined total of $40.8 million toward urban forestry efforts.
Wildlife watchers asked to report wild turkey, ruffed grouse sightings
Annual turkey and grouse brood survey to estimate population growth.
Dayton signs off on outdoor-related bills
Signed bills include license fee hikes, allowance for scopes on muzzleloaders, and other fishing- and hunting-related provisions.
Women to rally in Washington in nonpartisan support of gun ownership
The women will meet with Congressional members and staff from June 12-17.
