State wildlife officials are still confident that this year’s fall hunting season will be held, though possibly with fewer licenses.
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GEARHART, Ore. — A new state pilot program intended to control the urban deer population could help cities like Gearhart cull the elk herds that roam the North Coast. Cities that declare deer a public nuisance can petition the state Department of Fish and Wildlife for help to reduce population levels starting next January. “It’s
Culling a possibility for Oregon Coast elk concerns, too Read More »
Indiana officials say that cooperative arrangement helped save the Hoosier state’s annual brown trout restocking in and along the state’s Lake Michigan shoreline.
Indiana turns to Michigan for brown trout restocking effort Read More »
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — The Kirtland’s warbler, a colorful songbird that was nearly wiped out by habitat loss and a wily rival, has bounced back and is ready for removal from the endangered species list, federal officials said. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed dropping legal protections for the warbler but acknowledged efforts will
Feds propose dropping songbird from endangered species list Read More »
In Minnesota, Kawishiwi River and stretch of Mississippi, along with Kinnickinnic River in Wisconsin and middle fork of Vermilion in Illinois included in that top-10 at-risk list.
Report: 2 Minnesota rivers, 1 in Wisconsin and Illinois among most endangered Read More »
MAZOMANIE, Wis. — Jim Craney has a panoramic view of Lake Marion from the hillside home he built in 1969. Craney, who spent 38 years in facilities management with UW-Madison and grew up in Mazomanie, can watch the sun rise and bicyclists pedal below on Highway KP and the adjacent half-mile paved trail that opened
Lake Marion saga appears headed toward conclusion Read More »
At high school and college gun ranges around the country, teens and young adults gather to practice shooting and talk about the positive influence firearms have had on their lives.
Advocates: School gun clubs teach discipline, not violence Read More »
TRUCKEE, Calif. — A conservation group and a coalition of municipal drinking water providers at Lake Tahoe have pitched in to try to stunt the growth of invasive aquatic plants that can degrade water quality and rob the lake of its famed clarity. The Tahoe Fund and the Tahoe Water Suppliers Association recently reached their
Lake Tahoe groups support fight against invasive species Read More »
And for little brown bats, of which only one was found in survey, it will take “close to a century” for the species to recover.
From thousands to about 25: Outbreak continues to ravage New Hampshire bat population Read More »
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