Governor says deal potentially could lead to greater opportunities for Ohioans and out-of-state visitors to explore and enjoy the outdoors.
Ohio DNR in serious talks to acquire AEP ReCreation Land Read More »
It is only the fourth known successful crossing of the 101 in the 15 years that researchers have been studying the big cats in the Santa Monica Mountains. The freeway and other roads are life-threatening to the region’s lions – 17 documented road kills since 2002.
Cougar makes rare successful crossing of L.A.-area freeway Read More »
The conservation plan that was years in the making affects 11 states, and just how much Zinke intends to tinker with it remains to be seen.
Sage grouse conservation changes draw mix of praise, alarm Read More »
INDIANA, Ind. — Have you ever been fishing and caught something but weren’t quite sure what it was? The Indiana DNR has a service for you and everyone else in the state who needs help identifying fish. The first thing you will need to do, after reeling in the fish of course, is to snap
Indiana DNR offers online service to identify ‘mystery’ angler catches Read More »
In-season fish data suggest deficient king numbers could continue through 2018 or later.
Alaska halts southeast commercial, sport king salmon fishing Read More »
Proposes a $275 million array of technological and structural upgrades at a crucial site in Illinois to prevent invasive Asian carp from reaching the Great Lakes and its vulnerable fish populations.
Federal report proposes steps to keep Asian carp out of Great Lakes Read More »
They voted to expand wolf hunting in land north of its reservation to the Canadian border, where they retain hunting and fishing rights.
In Washington state, tribes expand wolf hunting beyond reservation Read More »
PENDLETON, Ore. (AP) _ Nels Hadden may not be able to move his arms or legs, but he can still take down a deer with a crossbow. There’s no magic spell or use of the Force, just the power of technology that lets quadriplegic men and women do things that would have been impossible years
Quadriplegic hunter getting back into the field Read More »
The decision comes after months of discussion with state and federal livestock officials after a group of bison that park officials wanted to quarantine at the Fort Peck Indian Reservation could not be moved in February because of a political dispute.
Yellowstone to create temporary bison quarantine facility Read More »
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