The Wisconsin Center for Wildlife’s annual spring conservation seminar series returns to UW-Stevens Point beginning Thursday, Feb. 19 with a presentation by Matt Blessing on John Muir.
Four more seminars will follow, all on Thursday nights beginning at 5 p.m. in Room 170 of the Trainer Natural Resources Building on the UW-Stevens Point campus.
Wet flakes kept flying during the first big snowfall in west-central Minnesota this past November.
It was the kind of heavy snow that lays down grasslands, and in this case, even cattails. That initial blast of snow and then the on-and-off thawing and freezing over the month of December laid some of the smaller sloughs in this area nearly flat, making some cover almost useless for pheasants that typically use cattails in big numbers at this time of year.
Changing snow trends raise some wildlife concerns during Minnesota winters Read More »
One of the rewards for spending long, cold, lonely hours parked on backroads as a volunteer bald eagle nest-watcher in Ohio is that you might just find a new eagle nest.
Just that happened to me, a long-time nest-watcher, in mid-January. My nest-watching goes back perhaps 40 years but for two years now I have joined nest-watch volunteers in the Sandusky County Park District.
Steve Pollick: Eagle nest watching is important business in Ohio Read More »
As winter advances, fly-fishermen become increasingly restless.
Most have tied enough flies for the upcoming season, and they are looking to get out on the water. Although some of them have been astream frequently, as the weather begins to moderate during February, more get the bug to hit the stream.
Winter fly-fishing: You don’t have to wait until spring to catch Pennsylvania’s trout Read More »
One longtime fishing guide says if you are still chasing
WI Daily Update: A two-pronged approach for walleyes, pike at this time of winter Read More »
Entire colonies can be lost within a few years because the fungus spreads from cave to cave and from bat to bat through social grooming and close contact.
A collaborative effort to protect Michigan’s bat species Read More »
One longtime fishing guide says if you are still chasing
MN Daily Update: A two-pronged approach for walleyes, pike at this time of winter Read More »
This week’s show begins with Matthew Schultz, program manager from
Shortly after salmon were stocked in the Great Lakes to take advantage of the overabundance of invasive alewives, health experts warned, “Don’t eat the fish. They are contaminated with DDT, Toxaphene, Chlordane and other chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticides.”
I was thankful for this information, but Instead of just crossing the Great Lakes off my list of places to fish, I dug a bit deeper.
Mike Schoonveld: Some good news on contaminants in Great Lakes fish – imagine that Read More »
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