The DNR’s annual roadside survey indicates that Minnesota’s pheasant numbers are down 17% from 2018. The index is 11% below the 10-year average and 60% below the long-term average.
Snowstorms, heavy rains take toll on Minnesota pheasants Read More »
The attack happened on Canada’s Red Pine Island on Rainy Lake.
Minnesota woman killed by black bear near International Falls Read More »
Junipers provide perches for raptors that attack and kill sage grouse. Junipers also force out sagebrush and other plants that produce bugs that sage grouse eat.
Massive juniper tree-cutting project aims to aid sage grouse Read More »
Last year he released 1,700 monarchs and 1,300 black swallowtails into the environment.
‘Butterfly Man’ helping save monarchs, swallowtails Read More »
The study found that deer foraging declined by more than 10% from human activity at energy sites.
In Wyoming, study shows larger habitat disruption by energy development Read More »
Separately, the Game Commission is considering a decrease in the permitted number of cougars that can be killed for sport across much of the state, along with an outright ban on trapping cougars for sport.
New Mexico eyes trapping restrictions Read More »
For consumers, the bountiful harvest has driven down wild salmon prices to $15 to $20 per pound, compared with $30 to $35 per pound in recent years. And the salmon boom is also welcomed by sport fishermen and the boat operators who take them out to the ocean.
Salmon prices falling in wake of California fishing boom Read More »
Big cat bites Colorado boy on head outside his home; third attack on people in state this year.
Another Colorado mountain lion attack, this time on 8-year-old boy Read More »
The tick-borne ailment has always lurked in the background in wooded northern Wisconsin, but now it’s on the rise across the rest of the state. The state DNR theorizes that ticks are multiplying faster than their natural predators.
Bill calls for DNR to sell bug spray to prevent Lyme disease Read More »
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