BELLINGHAM, Wash. — A Native American tribe says its anglers have caught about 20,000 fish following the collapse of a commercial net pen rearing farmed Atlantic salmon in Puget Sound. The Lummi Nation said its fishermen have brought in about 200,000 pounds of the non-native species since the tribe declared a state of emergency Thursday. […]
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Drop-shots for walleye? Capt. Joe Fonzi of Gasport made me a believer. Give it a try.
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Setting a trap to deal with a nuisance wildlife problem is the easy part; dealing with what happens after the trap door closes can be more than what most homeowners bargain for. When faced with having to deal with nuisance wildlife, it may be better to let a professional handle it.
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Former Republican state senator who was DNR secretary since 2011 is resigning to become a deputy administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; deputy secretary Kurt Thiede to serve as interim secretary.
Wisconsin DNR secretary Stepp leaving for EPA Read More »
ROLLINSFORD, N.H. — Experts say a rare sandhill crane has been spotted in the southeastern New Hampshire town of Rollinsford. Photos of the bird have been appearing on social media. Becky Suomala of the New Hampshire Audubon Society tells Foster’s Daily Democrat sandhill cranes are rare in New Hampshire, but they are becoming less rare.
They say the wolf-recovery efforts will have economic and environmental benefits.
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MUSKEGON, Mich. — A western Michigan company is sending about 2,000 kayaks to parts of Texas and Louisiana to help with flooding relief and rescue efforts following Harvey. Retailer Walmart is buying the kayaks from Muskegon-based KL Outdoor, according to WOOD-TV . KL Outdoor is covering the shipping costs, said Chuck Smith, its chief executive. Walmart will
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. — Officials are celebrating the conclusion of the Little Rapids Restoration Project, which is boosting water flow on the St. Marys River near Sault Ste. Marie. The project included building a new bridge to replace two deteriorating causeway culverts between Sugar Island and the island ferry dock. It re-established the flow
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