Sponsored by Freedom Hunters, a Colorado-based military outreach nonprofit that arranges outdoor adventures for vets and their families, the hunt drew participants and volunteers from all over the northwestern part of the state.
In Pennsylvania, veterans gather for day of bird hunting, camaraderie Read More »
Because, he says, “One day in a tree is better than a lifetime in a cage.”
Michigan man fills much-needed niche – in squirrel rehab? Read More »
Claim that feeding alfalfa pellets to elk to help them survive harsh winter conditions causes them to concentrate in groups at the National Elk Refuge.
Groups sue over elk feeding in Wyoming, citing CWD issue Read More »
Officials have designated the area as a new area of known wolf activity. As of early 2018, there were at least 124 wolves in the state.
New group of wolves in southern Oregon Cascades Read More »
With five available to Chippewa tribal hunters.
Wisconsin DNR ready to set 2019 elk quota of 10 Read More »
Next month, the Pennsylvania Game Commission plans to vote on whether to move the opening day to the Saturday before Thanksgiving in an effort to draw more hunters.
In Pennsylvania, hunters debate proposed deer-hunting opener date change Read More »
The latest arrivals join eight existing wolves.
Hungry wolves relocated to Isle Royale National Park Read More »
The Great Lakes region is warming faster than the rest of the U.S., a trend likely to bring more extreme storms while also degrading water quality, worsening erosion and posing tougher challenges for farming, scientists reported.
Report: Great Lakes feeling effects of rapid climate warming Read More »
The changes by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management will guide future efforts to conserve the ground-dwelling birds that range across portions of 11 Western states.
U.S. eases land restrictions meant to protect sage grouse in West Read More »
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