Surrounding Lyon County has more than three dozen wildlife management areas and has a rich hunting and outdoors heritage.
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Other species of fish in Lake Elysian also can catch columnaris disease, including black crappie, walleye and buffalo.
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The fish are cut off from their spawning grounds by a wood-and-rock irrigation dam in eastern Montana. They now number about 125 wild fish, and U.S. government officials have acknowledged that the species could go extinct if action isn’t taken.
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The plaintiffs are 17 tribes, clans and individuals from Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, Arizona, New Mexico and Canada, with two more tribes from Nebraska and South Dakota being added.
Native Americans say grizzly bear decision violates religion Read More »
What may be true in one part of the country – or even one part of a county – may not be true in another. And there are signs that the most common tick-borne illness – Lyme disease – may be occurring at roughly usual levels.
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The first pack hasn’t been spotted since May 2016.
Just second pack of gray wolves since 1920s spotted in Northern California Read More »
Groups opposing the expansion say farm-raised fish could expose wild trout downstream to deadly sickness.
Fish hatchery expansion on hold in Michigan Read More »
Alaska has had types such as vole and squirrel ticks that are found on wildlife, but newer to the state are two kinds of dog ticks.
Even in Alaska, ticks gaining a stronghold Read More »
Effort ongoing to reintroduce the threatened silverspot butterfly by releasing caterpillars at specific sites across the state.
Oregon silverspot butterflies get new places to grow Read More »
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