Happy Day Fishing Camp: ‘We are having more fun than seniors should have’
Michigan couple builds fishing camp for children, veterans.
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Suit: Renewed federal protection needed for Louisiana black bears
Even 700 bears for today’s population is an overestimate, because it counts a different subspecies of black bears brought from Minnesota in the 1960s for sport hunting, the lawsuit contends.
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At nearly 29,000, pelican population strong at North Dakota wildlife refuge
Number of breeding adults at the refuge reportedly down slightly from last year, but still among highest on record.
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Wyoming to see sharp increase in wolf harvest numbers
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission will allow hunters to take up to 58 wolves, which is up from allowable harvest of 44 last year.
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Alaska nixes lynx trapping on Kenai Peninsula
KENAI, Alaska — Lynx trapping will not open up on the Kenai Peninsula this year as populations of the wildcat and its prey move through a low cycle. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game announced last week that the trapping season will stay closed for the peninsula and the region east of the Turnagain
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Minnesota officials seek cropland for conservation project
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Minnesota officials are working to sign up more landowners under a new program that pays farmers to permanently set aside farmland for conservation to improve water quality. The federal Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program, which launched last year in Minnesota, enrolls farm owners for 15 years, Minnesota Public Radio News reported. Farmers
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Study to investigate mortality of Mille Lacs walleyes
The Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe hopes to test a hypothesis that warming lake temperatures are contributing to the recent walleye population decline.
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Outdoor sportsmanship, conservation on display at Boy Scouts reserve
With new hunting offerings, nearly 1,400 individuals from around the country have come through during their visit to the reserve for a total of 1,806 instructional hours.
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Relocated bear travels 70 miles, likely in search of cubs
HANOVER, N.H. — A bear that was relocated to northern New Hampshire a week ago after she and her cubs were raiding trash bins and bird feeders near Dartmouth College in Hanover is on the move, traveling nearly 70 miles in seven days as she likely tries to find her way back home and to
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