Episode 14 – It’s Showtime: Mike Hauser and the Adirondack Outdoorsman Show
Fulton County, N.Y., resident Mike Hauser, promotor of the upcoming
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Fulton County, N.Y., resident Mike Hauser, promotor of the upcoming
Episode 14 – It’s Showtime: Mike Hauser and the Adirondack Outdoorsman Show Read More »
Fish and Wildlife spring hearings being held virtually in April.
WI Daily Update: ‘Open house’ season Read More »
And the DNR’s Conservation Officer of the Year is …
MN Daily Update: Top CO Read More »
At this time, there is no evidence of bears reproducing in Iowa and no active research is being conducted by the IDNR since the bear is not listed as a species that can be monitored. If HF 175 passes and is signed into legislation by Gov. Kim Reynolds, the possibility for oversight through formal research exits.
State legislation would protect black bears in Iowa Read More »
The program’s donors have steadily declined in number over the years from nearly 13,000 in 2003, the first year the Iowa DNR tracked the number of donors, to 6,269 for tax year 2021.
Iowa’s ’Chickadee Checkoff’ donations to aid wildlife keep falling Read More »
Each spring Iowans see clouds of smoke billowing up from both state wildlife areas and on private tracts of grassland all across northwest Iowa. Citizens sometimes question or complain about the fire eating up the spent grasses from the previous year or even several years.
Looming spring means start of Iowa’s prescribed burning season Read More »
Perhaps the greatest muskie wanderer was tag No. 57715, a 21-year-old 47-inch female that had been stocked as a yearling in 2002. Data collected over the years shows she had been captured by DNR nets seven times between 2010-2022.
The story of a 21-year-old true wanderer muskie Read More »
Success was reported on yellow perch from anglers here.
Green Bay/Peshtigo Area Fishing Report – February 20, 2023 Read More »
These workshops are for anybody interested in getting involved in Iowa’s Frog and Toad Call Survey which has been collecting data on Iowa’s amphibians for over 30 years.
Public encouraged to join the Iowa frog and toad call survey Read More »