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 »
South Dakota’s Game, Fish and Parks Department wants to close the state’s hunting season on sage grouse after fewer male birds were seen dancing on their mating grounds this year.
Sage grouse hunting unlikely in South Dakota this year Read More »
Remote ponds stocked with fish via helicopter.
New Hampshire trout stocking program continues to evolve Read More »
The pair illegally shot and killed more than 200 pelicans and double-crested cormorants.
South Dakota men sentenced for shooting 200 protected birds Read More »
Park officials are installing barriers in front of boat launches in an attempt to prevent invasive mussels recently discovered in Montana from spreading to the park and into the Columbia River Basin.
Yellowstone takes measures to prevent zebra mussels’ spread Read More »
Anchorage authorities said four young people were hiking in woods when three of them were injured after encountering the bear and two young cubs. They were taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The fourth youth wasn’t injured.
Three Alaska hikers injured in grizzly bear run-in Read More »
But the number of anglers out on the Columbia River trying to land sturgeon – and the number of fish caught – was so high this past Saturday and Monday that fisheries managers are now considering closing the season early.
Number of anglers, harvested white sturgeon overwhelming on Columbia River Read More »
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