Could reverse more than a century of state policy and could have deep implications for people who live around one of Minnesota’s destination fishing areas.
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Parks and wildlife officials confirmed a sighting of six wolves in January about 2 miles from the site of the elk carcass.
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This unusual 2-year-old elk harvested 16 months ago in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains is FWP’s “Elk Zero.”
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Some biologists and hunting enthusiasts in Maine believe the state’s stable population of grouse could help tourism while other parts of the country see declines of the popular game birds.
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The state intends to establish a plan to reduce runoff that’s feeding the algae outbreaks by limiting how much of the pollution is allowed to flow into the lake’s western end.
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Much of the focus has been on limiting their northerly migration and keeping them out of the Great Lakes, where experts say they could devastate a $7 billion fishing industry. That effort features an underwater electric barrier near Chicago, water sampling for carp DNA, subsidies for commercial fishers and experiments with a mass roundup-type harvest.
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The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency estimates lead poisoning causes about 14% of loon deaths in the state.
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Outdoorsy Pennsylvanians can soon keep their fishing license in a pocket rather than having to attach it to an outer garment.
Angler licenses won’t be flapping in the wind under new rule Read More »
Ohio’s governor has authorized an ambitious plan that this year will begin offering farmers financial incentives to adopt new agriculture practices and will create a network of wetlands to capture and filter runoff from fields.
Ohio’s toxic algae plan could give other states a blueprint Read More »
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