Metro Area Fishing Report – September 20, 2026
Continuing to find some subtle changes in patterns.
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September 20, 2026
Who should manage Pennsylvania’s insects? Study aims to find out
Efforts underway in Harrisburg could bring stronger protection to Pennsylvania’s butterflies, bees, fireflies, spiders and countless other native terrestrial invertebrates, which pollinate crops, control pest and feed wildlife.
A gap in Pennsylvania conservation law has left thousands of species – from monarch butterflies to the Pennsylvania firefly, the state insect – without a state agency officially responsible for their oversight and conservation.
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Behind the Scenes: Illinois native Brodie Eddington gained valuable experience as Farm Bill biologist
Western Illinois native Brodie Eddington is turning a lifelong passion for the outdoors into a career protecting Illinois’ wildlife resources.
Having accepted the position as DNR district wildlife biologist, Eddington oversees wildlife management efforts across Jo Daviess, Stephenson and Winnebago counties in the state’s scenic northwest corner. His work centers on conserving and enhancing the diverse forests, prairies and river valleys of northwestern Illinois while providing quality outdoor recreation opportunities for visitors.
