Rutland, Vt. — The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department has certified four new state record fish, all caught in 2015. Two of the catches came from Lake Champlain, while a third came from Otter Creek, a tributary of the big lake on its eastern shoreline. New state records were set for yellow perch, redhorse sucker, […]
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Would also allow polar bear carcass import for those taken before 2008 ‘threatened’ listing Washington (AP) — The House last month approved a bill to expand access to hunting and fishing areas on public lands, extend protections for the use of lead bullets in hunting and strip wolves of federal protections in four states. The
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St. Cloud, Minn. (AP) — An experiment that started recently in St. Cloud State University’s Aquatic Toxicology Lab expands upon 2012 studies that determined fish might be affected by pharmaceuticals entering rivers and lakes through wastewater treatment plant effluents. Details of the 2012 study, led by Heiko Schoenfuss, laboratory director and St. Cloud State anatomy
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River Forest, Ill. — In a scene more fitting for reality TV than an otherwise quiet Illinois forest preserve, a dozen or so “hikers” spent a Sunday morning in February milling around edges of a wooded patch – each and every eye locked to the ground. They weren’t spotting flora. And they were gazing the
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Operation North Coast seized deer mounts, drugs among other items
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New website provides information, insight on Michigan’s invasive species Residents struggling with invasive species or seeking help on how to identify plants, insects and animals considered invasive are invited to explore the state’s new Michigan Invasive Species website – www.michigan.gov/invasives – for answers and assistance. The site is a collaborative effort among the state’s three “Quality
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