A recent announcement by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke that regulations protecting sage grouse will again be reviewed could put the plan that protects the bird with the unique mating dance in peril, according to reports. The Greater Sage Grouse Conservation Plan was, after years of negotiations, finalized in 2015. But two years later, the plan and […]
With Zinke-ordered review, sage grouse plan again in flux Read More »
Doe reportedly fell an estimated 80 feet – from the top of the parking-ramp-like building perched on a bluff.
Deer jumps off building in Minneapolis Read More »
While many of North Dakota’s ANS prevention regulations are similar to surrounding states and provinces, there are some subtle differences that could lead to travel interruption or citations depending on the circumstances.
North Dakota boaters: Know nuisance species regs outside of state, in Canada Read More »
That core population area is estimated at 378 animals, up from 285 in 2015, but moose hunt in Michigan is not currently being considered.
Estimated moose numbers up by nearly 100 in western Upper Peninsula Read More »
DEC’s Invasive Species Awareness Week runs through June 15.
Helping to educate New Yorkers on invasive species Read More »
Jake Robinson of Shakopee caught and released the new record flathead catfish May 15 on the Minnesota River near Savage. He caught the 49-inch fish on 100-pound test line. It had a girth of 33-1/2 inches, identical to his previous record caught on June 7, 2016. But because of different markings, they appeared to be two different fish.
Angler ties his own state catch-and-release record for flathead catfish Read More »
Several 5- to 6-foot sturgeon congregating near the Lake Avenue Bridge in what is hoped may be a regular spawning run.
A sign of progress, hope for lake sturgeon restoration in Cayuga Lake Read More »
Index below 3 million for the first time since 1994, but still 23 percent above the long-term average (1948-2016) and 24th highest on record.
North Dakota spring breeding duck numbers down 15 percent Read More »
According to reports, Erie’s last reading put the body of water at 574 feet, just 7.3 inches shy of an all-time high in 1986; other Great Lakes also have seen water levels higher than average.
Lake Erie water levels at near-record highs Read More »
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