The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department and The Nature Conservancy have partnered to conserve a parcel of land that connects two separate units of the Mud Creek Wildlife Management Area and protects a 4-mile contiguous stretch of wetland from Ransoms Bay of Lake Champlain to the Canadian border.
After 17 Years, Crosby Tract Preserves Wetlands Habitat Along Lake Champlain Read More »
If you are 12 to 14 years old and want to learn about Vermont’s wildlife and gain outdoor skills next summer, consider attending one of the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department’s Green Mountain Conservation Camps.
Conservation Camp Applications Are Available Read More »
A Conservation Officer with Fish and Game for the past 12 years, Eastman was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant and assumed his new duties on January 11, 2013.
Lt. Michael Eastman Is New Fish & Game Coastal Law Enforcement Chief Read More »
Now with a season’s worth of data and experience under its belt the City of Mentor has concluded its first-ever controlled archery deer hunt was a resounding success.
Mentor's hunting program a success Read More »
Deer studies offer a baffling look into how far whitetails travel
Improve your hunting by understanding whitetail home ranges Read More »
I never met Jim Hudson. He’s based in the Midwest and I’m out here in the Northeast and our paths just never crossed.
Ice angler's death a wakeup call Read More »
Governor Rick Snyder turned heads last week when he announced plans for a hunting and fishing license fee increase in his proposed budget.
Hunting and fishing license fee hikes deserve support Read More »
In the 1830s, the Wyandot tribe gave 1,100 acres of land on the lower Sandusky River in present-day Sandusky County to James and Elizabeth Whittaker
Take a stand against utility to save historic farm Read More »
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