The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership announced a leadership change recently
WI Daily Update: Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership welcomes new interim CEO Read More »
An Illinois man who has been a strong voice for fishing in the state – both inside and outside of the media – may finally have been hooked by the Bass Fishing Hall of Fame.
Terry Brown, an avid angler from Normal who has worked as an outdoors writer and played an important role in establishment of the Illinois High School Association’s bass fishing championship series, has been nominated to become a member of the Hall of Fame.
Illinois’ Terry Brown nominated for Bass Fishing Hall of Fame class Read More »
We here in New York, as well as many other states, take hunting seasons for granted, in that opening day means we go hunting. But that’s not always the case in other parts of the country.
The black bear population in most states is on the rise, or is stable, and is not threatened in any way. Yet anti-hunters and animal rights zealots in Florida are torqued about an issue they know nothing about.
When Wisconsin Natural Resources Board members meet Wednesday, Feb. 25, in Madison they will receive updates on proposed fish and game advisory questions from the DNR and Conservation Congress that will appear on the annual spring fish and game hearing questionnaire (no proposed rule changes this year).
State Roundup: Wisconsin’s fall turkey harvest numbers are in Read More »
Across the Midwest, conservation has long rested on a careful balance between public oversight, science-based wildlife management, and the principle that fish and wildlife are held in trust for all citizens.
Illinois Senate Bill 2924, Indiana House Bill 1003, and Michigan House Bill 4445 each undermine that balance in different ways. Taken together, they represent a broader shift away from conservation as a public good and toward deregulation, political convenience, and private advantage.
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