The bank below the River Center is a busy place during the Kenai River’s sockeye salmon run in July. As a result, the bank has been heavily damaged over time, and the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly recently accepted a matching grant for the River Center to restore some of the bank before sockeye season begins.
Alaska residents step in, fix river bank to prepare for sockeye salmon season Read More »
Although western snowy plovers use L.A. County beaches for roosting during the winter, the last documented active nest was in 1949 at Manhattan Beach.
After almost seven decades, threatened bird nesting again on Los Angeles area beaches Read More »
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on Tuesday released its “Fisheries Economics of the United States” report for 2015, the most recent year for which statistics are available.
U.S. fishing industry slipped a bit in 2015 with $208 billion in sales Read More »
The morel will be celebrated for three days beginning May 19 when the 35th annual Muscoda Morel Mushroom Festival is held.
In Wisconsin this time of year, it’s all about the morel mushrooms Read More »
Of the roughly 24 million acres planted through CRP in the U.S., about 1.4 million acres are in eastern Washington, home to about 1,000 of the birds.
Study: CRP providing huge benefit to eastern Washington sage grouse Read More »
More than 8,500 boulevard ash trees have been removed in St. Paul so far. The city is taking down trees so quickly it doesn’t have enough funds left to cover immediately pulling stumps and replacing trees.
Twin Cities to lose nearly 60,000 trees to emerald ash borer Read More »
South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department wants to cut the number of deer hunting licenses and tags available for the next two years by more than 10,000.
South Dakota to release fewer deer hunting licenses Read More »
The round goby could eventually infect 17 percent of the state’s inland waters if it gets further into the Lake Winnebago system.
Invasive fish creating obstacles on Wisconsin’s Fox River Read More »
Pair of cranes has nested at White River Marsh Wildlife Area for the first time, expanding the nesting range in the state in Green Lake County and acting as an important backup to the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge. Meanwhile, two cranes nesting in Necedah are the first to nest in the state resulting from a released “parent-reared” crane.
Wisconsin whooping cranes hit important nesting milestones Read More »
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