The Lake Erie Committee of the Great Lakes Fishery Commission agreed to a 20 percent increase in the total allowable catch for walleye and 13 percent for yellow perch.
Agency increases walleye, yellow perch catch for Lake Erie Read More »
The salmon were a few weeks old and scheduled to be released next spring and return as adults in 2020.
Electrical problem kills 600,000 salmon in Idaho hatchery Read More »
Coyotes have been in East Tennessee for years. Experts say people need to get used to it and adjust.
In Tennessee, Knox County coyote sighting uptick is seasonal, experts say Read More »
Becomes the first officially endangered bee species in the continental U.S.
Rusty patched bumblebee joins endangered species list Read More »
Baiting has become an issue over the past decade as the popularity of wildlife photography has exploded due to the advent of high speed, digital technology.
Wildlife photographers fight over owl baiting in Minnesota Read More »
It was part of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ fifth annual “Eagle Day’.”
Star eagle shines, educates in Lake Shelbyville program Read More »
Deer overwhelmingly preferred the crossing’s overpass while javelin and bobcats preferred the underpass, with only a few going for the overpass.
Survey finds wildlife have preferences for crossing highway Read More »
It’s normally seen in Canada and also found in Alaska and the northwest United States.
Birders flocking to New Hampshire town to get a glimpse of great gray owl Read More »
According to estimate, there are 346 moose in the area, up from 231 last winter and the most since 2010. Still, that’s well below the Wyoming Game and Fish Department goal of 800 for the valley.
Moose numbers strong despite tough Jackson Hole winter Read More »
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