But under a tentative plan, several programs would see steep cuts and money for the Great Lakes initiative would be all but eliminated.
Great Lakes fund has aided Ohio’s algae fight, river cleanup Read More »
Organizers have said they would look for a new host over Salt Lake City because of Utah’s political climate over public lands. Colorado, Oregon and Montana have been mentioned as options.
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The fish, raised by state wildlife officials in a hatchery outside Portland, were trucked 300 miles inland in nine water tanker trucks equipped with highly sensitive oxygen and temperature sensors and a bubbling system that mimics a river’s current. Now in the Lostine River, they must turn around and swim 600 miles to the Pacific Ocean over the next month and then swim home after a year and a half in the Pacific Ocean feeding and growing.
At long last, coho salmon making return to northeastern Oregon river Read More »
The seven wolves, which made up the first wolf pack to make the state home in nearly a century, hasn’t been seen since May 2016.
In Northern California, the mystery of the missing wolf pack Read More »
Wolves were hunted to extinction in Oregon in the last century but recently started moving back from neighboring states.
Oregon sees another strong year for wolf recovery Read More »
It’s a rare breed of person who is essentially able to be dumped in the wild with a dry cabin, herd of elk and team of horses and survive self-sufficiently for months while not going crazy.
In Wyoming, isolated elk tenders stay close to their work Read More »
State has been working to create the 400-plus page plan for almost two years.
South Dakota’s long-awaited deer management plan nearly ready for public input Read More »
Birds are protected under the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Massachusetts also lists them as a species of “special concern.’
Police investigate after loons killed on Cape Cod Read More »
According to data, 2016 was state farmers’ best year since 2011 and marked third consecutive year of growth.
Alabama’s catfish industry continues to grow Read More »
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