Hunters and other recreationists spending time outdoors this fall are being asked by the Minnesota DNR to report the locations of occupied bear dens they encounter in and around the Chippewa National Forest, north of Grand Rapids. Bear researchers with the DNR are studying bears in this area using GPS tracking collars and would like […]
Hunters, outdoors types asked to report bear dens near Grand Rapids Read More »
As bald eagles and other raptors recolonize America’s urban areas, will free-ranging chickens and feral cats more frequently appear on their menu?
Another reason to keep cats indoors: hungry eagles Read More »
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – The Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation has announced the launch of pilot locations for its Take Me Fishing First Catch Centers in Pennsylvania and Texas. These First Catch Centers will bring fishing and boating experiences and learning opportunities to urban areas, fostering the next generation of anglers and boaters, the RBFF said
Pennsylvania one of two pilot locations for Take Me Fishing effort Read More »
AKRON, Ohio — As Ohio’s duck and goose seasons begin,
Ohio DNR to waterfowl hunters: Know the difference between swans, geese Read More »
Reward of $100 for anglers catching a tagged fish.
Research to monitor movements of walleyes, lake whitefish in and around Green Bay Read More »
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio DNR has approved more than $11.7 million in project funding through the Clean Ohio Trails Fund, NatureWorks and Recreational Trails Program grants, which will be used to improve outdoor recreational opportunities for Ohioans across the state, the DNR said in a news release Wednesday, Nov. 1. To see where the
Ohio DNR awards more than $11.7 million for outdoors projects Read More »
DYERSVILLE – The Iowa DNR received laboratory results last week confirming that ammonia toxicity in runoff from a dairy was responsible for an October fish kill in Dubuque County. The DNR fisheries report shows 60,278 fish were killed along nearly seven miles of stream, including an unnamed tributary of Hickory Creek, Hickory Creek and Hewitt
Lab tests indicate massive Iowa fish kill caused by dairy runoff Read More »
Preliminary count reveals hunters harvested 40 moose in this year’s regulated hunting seasons.
Vermont moose hunters see 46 percent success rate Read More »
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