A look at what some of the numbers show from the first year that Michigan hunters had to report their deer harvest within 72 hours.
Michigan’s mandatory harvest reports point to ‘memorable’ deer season Read More »
The March 5 tornado, with speeds reaching nearly 140 miles per hour, destroyed a beach building, campground shower building, three shelters, three storage buildings and the campground’s electrical system. It also destroyed approximately 20 acres of trees. Total damage estimates top $500,000.
Recently acquired properties amounting to 63.5 acres at the Maumee State Forest in Fulton and Henry counties will be reforested to native tree species in high ground area. The effort is aimed directly at improving water quality in the watershed.
Acres added to Maumee State Forest in northwest Ohio Read More »
The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Geological Survey has awarded research grants to three earth science students at Ohio colleges and universities.
Research money goes to three earth science students at Ohio colleges Read More »
The meeting scheduled tonight in Onawa will go on as planned. The Iowa DNR will have that presentation available on its website www.iowadnr.gov beginning next week for review and comment.
The limit applies to longnose and shortnose gar, which previously could be kept in unlimited numbers, and is among other new regulations in the 2023 Minnesota Fishing Regulations booklet.
New possession limit for gar takes effect March 1 on all Minnesota waters Read More »
People who would like to participate should visit the DNR’s talk about wildlife page to find the list of area offices and telephone numbers for their area wildlife manager. Area managers always welcome calls from the public, so people who can’t call during the dedicated time are encouraged to do so at their convenience.
The Lenon Mills Dam has served as the upper boundary to the Black Bass, both smallmouth and largemouth bass, catch and release regulation in the Middle Raccoon River since it was established more than 35 years ago.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is moving the boundary 1.5 miles upstream to the Lake Panorama dam. This move will provide a more definitive boundary.
Tree varieties include 23 species of native hardwoods, eight evergreen species and 15 smaller trees and shrubs. Prices range from $.70 to $1.20 per seedling. Seedlings are sold in three age classifications, and range in size from 10-30 inches depending on the species.
Still time to order tree and shrub seedlings through Iowa DNR Read More »
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