WILLIAMSTOWN, W.Va. — “We’re in rare company,” said Tyler Hern, a biologist with the White Sulphur Springs National Fish Hatchery, as he examined a small tub containing 48 of what may be the rarest freshwater mussels in the world. “Very few people have ever seen a shell from one of these, let alone a live […]
Mussel, once feared extinct, brought back to Ohio River Read More »
LAPWAI, Idaho — Wood chips were flying as fourth- and fifth-grade Lapwai Elementary students helped carve a traditional canoe. Nez Perce Tribe member Julian Matthews organized the evening carving session to instill a sense of culture in the youngsters. About 30 kids helped bite out chunks of the canoe’s interior with shaped axes or shaved
In Idaho, canoe carving brings tribal traditions to life Read More »
Would allow hunters to kill elk before the state’s two herds reach a minimum size, with DNR saying it would bring in money and the herds could still be managed responsibly.
Wisconsin officials consider dropping elk hunt requirements Read More »
Hunt remains a hot-button topic in the state, with two protesters arrested.
The worst drought in recent memory this past summer has depleted the population of the popular game bird in the two states, where pheasant hunting is big business.
Poor Dakotas pheasant seasons could impact states’ economies Read More »
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks officials have found small numbers of Snake River cutthroat trout during sampling. Where they came from a mystery.
New species of trout found in South Dakota Read More »
Plan calls for trying to kill up to 15 cougars and 25 bears a year for three years to see if that helps more elk fawns survive.
Colorado officials won’t release Roan Plateau culling data Read More »
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Officials say the invasive sea lamprey is gaining ground in Lake Superior and Lake Erie, while its numbers remain at near-historic lows in the other Great Lakes. Sea lampreys are eel-like parasites that attack fish such as trout, salmon and whitefish. They invaded the lakes in the last century and decimated
Sea lamprey numbers mysteriously rising in Lake Superior, Lake Erie Read More »
Scientists say less phosphorous runoff, climate change and an increase in invasive zebra and quagga mussels have contributed to the change.
Study: Lakes Huron, Michigan surpass Superior in water clarity Read More »
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