Alaska halts southeast commercial, sport king salmon fishing
In-season fish data suggest deficient king numbers could continue through 2018 or later.
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Federal report proposes steps to keep Asian carp out of Great Lakes
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.
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In Washington state, tribes expand wolf hunting beyond reservation
They voted to expand wolf hunting in land north of its reservation to the Canadian border, where they retain hunting and fishing rights.
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Quadriplegic hunter getting back into the field
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
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Yellowstone to create temporary bison quarantine facility
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.
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Wisconsin Republicans, Democrats spar over gun safety course
MADISON, Wis. — Democrats pushed back against a Republican measure that would allow Wisconsin high schools to offer gun safety courses, arguing such classes aren’t appropriate and could generate fear in classrooms. The bill calls for the state superintendent to work with the DNR, police or an organization that specializes in firearm safety to develop
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For birders, an opportunity to view a rare wood stork
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries and Army Corps of Engineers are holding a viewing event Saturday, Aug. 12.
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Bear research: Getting to the teeth of the matter
A growing bear population has created more hunting opportunities, which leads in turn to more bear teeth for researchers.
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More than 40,000 fish die in Virginia chemical spill
Sunfish, largemouth bass and catfish were among the fish species killed when the chemical leaked from a farm supply business.
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