It would have forced federal agencies to analyze whether about two dozen dams operating in Idaho, Oregon, Washington and Montana are harming bull trout, but ruling says agencies have since met demands.
Bull trout lawsuit targeting Columbia Basin dams dismissed Read More »
The bird is a protected species in Wisconsin by default because it’s not listed as anything else. Removing their protected status would allow hunters to kill them.
Wisconsin DNR board starts rule to delist exotic dove Read More »
The hunt had initially been expected to last two weeks but it took less than four days.
70 wild hogs killed in aerial eradication along Colorado River Read More »
Would let hunters use bait for feral hogs, too.
In Alabama, House approves deer baiting bill Read More »
But there’s concern that it could take years to implement the revisions, particularly changes that might require legislative action or regulatory changes.
Wisconsin DNR to present final CWD plan changes in December Read More »
Fund will target local and regional conservation organizations that will oppose the transfer of public lands and defend federal laws on public lands.
The Conservation Alliance starts land fund protection effort Read More »
The last time a dead mule deer from the Cody herd tested positive for CWD was April 2015.
Mule deer killed in Wyoming culling had CWD Read More »
Phragmites, or common reed, has taken hold and stands of the giant reed offer little access for waterfowl and other wildlife.
Wildlife groups battle invasive species at Michigan’s St. Johns Marsh Read More »
Access Illinois Outdoors recently donated 10,000 pounds of deer meat to two food pantries.
Deer meat donations help fight hunger in Illinois’ Pike County Read More »
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