The overall deer harvest was also up 10 percent, to nearly 370,000, with bowhunters accounting for about a third of the harvest.
Pennsylvania buck harvest up 10 percent, most in 15 years Read More »
ASTORIA, Ore. — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers wants to remove 500 eggs from double-crested cormorant nests as part of a long-term management plan to protect juvenile salmon being eaten by the cormorants in the Columbia River. The Corps is in the fourth year of a five-year plan to cut the cormorant population on
In Oregon, Corps wants to remove cormorant eggs to support salmon Read More »
SEATTLE — The federal government intends to restore grizzly bears in the remote North Cascade Mountains of Washington state, a goal that represents “the American conservation ethic come to life,” Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said Friday. Zinke made the announcement during a visit to North Cascades National Park’s headquarters in Sedro-Woolley, about 75 miles north
Zinke supports restoration of grizzlies in North Cascades Read More »
Meanwhile, Idaho and Wyoming pursuing plans for hunts.
No grizzly hunt, no regrets for Montana wildlife officials Read More »
Last year’s count was up just 6 percent from the minimum of 115 wolves – with 20 packs and 10 breeding pairs – reported at the end of 2016. By contrast, wolf populations grew at a rate of around 30 percent per year the previous decade.
Growth of Washington’s wolf population slows dramatically, worrying advocates Read More »
KENAI, Alaska — The University of Alaska is diving into broad social issues tied to salmon, with the hope of finding solutions to longstanding conflicts and future challenges. The University of Alaska Fairbanks’ College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences is launching the Alaska Center for Salmon and Society, focused on engagement, research and education. That
Center embracing social impact of Alaska salmon Read More »
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — A team of Flagstaff biologists are using roadkill to determine if supplementing the food supply could boost egg production among breeding pairs of golden eagles during the winter. For three months this past winter, the team collected nearly 70 deer and elk that had been killed on area highways and delivered the
In Arizona, scientists collect roadkill for golden eagle experiment Read More »
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — A report says the contractor overseeing Ann Arbor’s deer management program significantly overestimated the animal’s population last year in the city. The Ann Arbor News reports that White Buffalo Inc. believed the formula it used to estimate the deer population was off and estimated detection rate for last year’s flyover count
Report: Contractor overestimated Ann Arbor deer population Read More »
TOLEDO, Ohio — Ohio, for the first time, is designating the entire western end of Lake Erie as an impaired waterway because of the toxic algae that has fouled drinking water and closed beaches in recent years, officials said recently. The shallowest of the Great Lakes has seen its largest algae blooms on record over
Algae leads to ‘impaired’ designation for western Lake Erie Read More »
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