Focus of North Dakota walleye stocking is on smaller lakes
There are more than 50 new lakes in North Dakota in which the walleye population is still getting established.
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Las Cruces fly fishing group helps heal veterans with PTSD
LAS CRUCES, N.M. — A Veterans Administration clinic in Las Cruces is helping disabled military veterans deal with post-traumatic stress disorder through a program that uses the therapeutic benefits of fly fishing. Project Healing Waters is free for disabled veterans like Ray Kirby, who is haunted by experiences he went through during his service, the
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Idaho governor, GOP leaders ask to join sage grouse suit
BOISE, Idaho — An Idaho ranch’s attempt to block U.S. efforts to protect the greater sage grouse has attracted the support of Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter and other top state Republicans. Otter, House Speaker Scott Bedke and Senate President Pro Tem Brent Hill asked a federal judge last month for permission to intervene in a
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Biologist composes her trout stream ‘requiem’ as insects decline
Caddisfly are a staple food for trout, and according to Pat Bradt’s study, their numbers are significantly declining.
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Ohio eyes sturgeon restoration in Lake Erie with aggressive stocking effort
Toledo Zoo planning to release thousands of young lake sturgeon in hopes of restoring a fish species in Erie that is nearly extinct; zoo says many people who come to release party will be able to release the fish themselves.
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Michigan sturgeon releases: from rivers to Great Lakes?
About 200 people watch one of the release events.
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U.S. judge reinstates proposed listing of bi-state sage grouse as threatened
Leaders of three conservation groups who sued to protect the bi-state grouse said it could help save the ground-dwelling bird as well as other species with distinct population segments isolated from larger, related populations.
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Survey indicates South Dakota pheasant numbers up sharply
State agency reports 47 percent increase from last year.
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With grizzly hunts looming, still no decision on federal protections
Judge declines to issue quick ruling, says he will issue a decision as quickly as possible, but did not say whether he would rule before Saturday, when Wyoming and Idaho have bear hunts scheduled to begin.
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