Idaho hunters are already allowed to kill wolves attracted to bait put out for bears. The change could have allowed hunters to target wolves with bait outside bear season.
Idaho officials reject bait hunting plan targeting wolves Read More »
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. — Town forests in 10 Vermont communities are going to be getting a boost through a program that could eventually be expanded to other municipally owned forests across the state. The Vermont Town Forest Recreation Planning Community Assistance Program is intended to support strong stewardship and usage plans for town forests.
In Vermont, program boosts town forests Read More »
SPOKANE, Wash. — Officials in Washington state have authorized the killing of one or more members of a wolf pack in the northeast corner of the state following attacks on cattle. The Spokesman-Review reports that Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Director Jim Unsworth approved the action on Friday. The agency says the Sherman
Lethal action approved on Washington state wolf pack Read More »
Early numbers statewide total just under 300 pairs of loons, slightly higher than last year. The numbers are down, however, for pairs that are nesting and for chicks that have hatched and survived.
New Hampshire loon population improving, but still threatened Read More »
SEATTLE — Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has directed the Department of Ecology to put on hold any new permits for salmon farm net pens after thousands of Atlantic salmon escaped earlier this month. State officials also announced the formation of a response team comprised of the departments of Natural Resources, Fish and Wildlife, and Ecology.
Washington state halts salmon farm permits after fish escape Read More »
Water quality on the lakes reportedly has improved because of lower temperatures and wetter conditions.
With less blue-green algae this year, central Wisconsin lakes mostly healthier Read More »
A stretch of the Gibbon River and its headwater lakes are being poisoned so Yellowstone National Park can remove “exotic” fish and create a refuge for west slope cutthroat trout and river-running grayling.
River in Yellowstone to be cleared of non-native fish Read More »
Fish and Boat Commission executive director says inspections are an important part of the agency’s strategy to keep boaters safe.
Pennsylvania appeals court nixes random boat inspections Read More »
An estimated 66,000 fish – from minnows to sunfish – were found dead in the creeks in Hardin, Allen and Williams counties this month.
Large fish kills in Ohio linked to livestock manure Read More »
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