Smartphone app helps researchers track bumblebees
The hope is that it will create enough “buzz” to save the insects by documenting the relationship between specific bees and flowers.
Smartphone app helps researchers track bumblebees Read More »
The hope is that it will create enough “buzz” to save the insects by documenting the relationship between specific bees and flowers.
Smartphone app helps researchers track bumblebees Read More »
Anglers can pay a daily fee to fish where these fish are stocked during certain parts of the year.
Fishing for a fee: Virginia stocking streams with trophy trout Read More »
Residents in Maine are complaining they are finding as many as 30 ticks at a time on their clothes, and public health officials in Vermont are reporting an above-average rate of emergency room visits for tick bites in the last three weeks.
Ticks are back in force across New England Read More »
Kayaking is the latest frontier of the city’s downtown development efforts.
Downtown Battle Creek a kayaking destination Read More »
The race director says the runner had apparently made it to the halfway point turnaround on Bird Ridge trail and was on his way down when he texted a family member that he was being chased by a bear.
Black bear kills 16-year-old runner during race in Alaska Read More »
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will use funds for herbicide treatment of hydrilla in Cayuga Lake.
Feds award $400K to fight invasive weeds in Finger Lakes Read More »
Researchers are using oil that comes from a gland on chickens’ tails to improve survival at fish farms; the oil reportedly also could be used to domesticate wild fish like walleye and allow them to be farmed.
Atlantic salmon face a number of challenges in the wild, ranging from the presence of river dams to continued fishing pressure off of Canada and Greenland.
Conservation group: Future of imperiled Atlantic salmon in jeopardy Read More »
Agency to name forest panel to focus on small seabird, harvests.
Washington DNR eyeing future of state forests Read More »