Fewer hunters, anglers means less money for outdoor programs
So now, DNR wants Minnesotans to weigh in on how best to fund outdoor recreation and conservation.
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Montana seeks to end protections for Glacier-area grizzlies
The request, if granted, would open the door to public hunting of grizzlies in Montana for the first time in three decades.
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Boy spearheads effort to return Arctic grayling to Michigan
ROYAL OAK, Mich. — To understand how a 9-year-old boy became a champion of a fish that hasn’t been in Michigan for 85 years, we should first tell you about the love between the boy and his grandfather. When Declan O’Reilly was born, his granddad didn’t buy him a teddy bear but a stuffed fish.
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Fate of northwest Colorado wolf pack remains a mystery
DENVER — On a hazy July afternoon, wolf expert Karin Vardaman returned to a spring-fed pond in Colorado’s northwestern-most corner. Enough rain had fallen to wet the ground around the watering hole. She tiptoed across the soft earth _ careful not to disturb any impressions left by cattle and pronghorn antelope _ until one track
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Alaska’s vanishing salmon push Yukon River tribes to brink
For the first time in memory, both king and chum salmon have dwindled to almost nothing and the state has banned salmon fishing on the Yukon.
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South Dakota flush with optimism as pheasant season nears
With possible record pheasant numbers this year, officials expect businesses will flourish
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North Dakota drought taking toll on prime pheasant areas
Wildlife officials also are concerned about what the upcoming winter and spring might hold for the population of the popular upland game bird.
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U.S. tribes demand emergency protection for wolves
Seek to relist the wolf on an emergency basis for 240 days, ensuring immediate protection.
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Mountain biking boom comes at a cost
The sudden growth in popularity also sparked a bike shortage that is still ongoing.
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