More might be killed yet this winter. Environmental groups blasted the killing of the wolves, focusing on the operation being made public only after it happened.
Wildlife officials: 10 wolves killed in northern Idaho to boost elk numbers Read More »
LEABURG, Ore. — More than 1.5 million juvenile fish evacuated from a hatchery after last year’s Columbia Gorge wildfire are being released into rivers for their journey to the Pacific Ocean. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildfire says a half-million coho evacuated from a hatchery in Cascade Locks were released last week in the
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LAGRANGE, Ind. — By the time your pancake mops up the pure maple syrup on your plate, the sweet nectar has stewed over a fire – and stewed and stewed, as billows of steam remove water from the sap. Sometimes the workers have to boil it longer because the sugar content of the maple-tree sap
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That’s up 17 percent from last year. Turkey harvest down 24 percent.
Virginia hunters harvest a record 2,861 bear Read More »
The DNR says more than 300,000 people a year are visiting Porcupine Mountain Wilderness State Park in the western Upper Peninsula.
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