Incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump potentially could reverse the decision as Trump’s nominee for interior secretary, Rep. Ryan Zinke of Montana, has advocated for increased mining on federal lands.
Minnesota mining company moving forward despite Feds’ decision to deny leases Read More »
National Park Service is considering four options for the remote Michigan park — two that would include adding wolves, one that could eventually mean more wolves and one that would let nature take its course.
Michigan’s Isle Royale National Park mulls adding wolves Read More »
Still, deer harvest down 6 percent from 2015.
Wisconsin DNR expert happy with northern deer herd regeneration Read More »
Opponents contend that fracking threatens public health and local wildlife by polluting the air and water.
Feds net $1.7M in leasing 759 acres of Ohio’s Wayne Nation Forest for possible fracking Read More »
Under the new rule, wind companies and other power providers will not face a penalty if they kill or injure up to 4,200 bald eagles, nearly four times the current limit.
New wind farm rule leaves eagles at risk Read More »
“I’m not going to sit in the house and knit.” Instead, 85-year-old Illinois woman continues a 60-year tradition of deer hunting.
Deer hunting a 60-year tradition for Illinois woman, 85 Read More »
In Pennsylvania, the Hunters Sharing the Harvest program is making the most of the state’s deer take.
In Pennsylvania, hunters help the hungry: Venison vital to charities Read More »
Will the fourth time be the charm? Michigan lawmakers again on the move to authorize a wolf hunt in the state.
Michigan Senate OKs new wolf-hunting bill Read More »
A Pittsburgh-area doctor accused of killing a lion in an illegal hunt in Zimbabwe said recently that he had complied with all rules and regulations, filled out all the necessary paperwork and obtained the correct permits.
Pa. doctor defends Zimbabwe lion hunt: ‘I followed rules’ Read More »
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