As campers and other vacationers prepare for their upcoming getaways, the Department of Environmental Management is urging them to refrain from transporting firewood to and from other areas, and to use, instead, only local firewood at their campsites and summer cottages.
The Department of Environmental Management has acquired 189 acres of land in Burrillville from the Boy Scouts of Rhode Island.
LAKE MEAD – Sporadic striper boils are taking place during the early morning hours, but the fish seek deeper water as the daytime temperature heats up. Anglers are catching striped bass and catfish from Vegas Wash to Boxcar Cove and along the beaches north of the Hemenway launch ramp. In the Overton Arm, fishing has
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More than 29,000 permits to hunt bull elk with a rifle or muzzleloader in Utah will go on sale at 8 a.m. on July 17.
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The purpose of this meeting is to gather input from the public regarding a proposed public indoor and outdoor Community Archery Park. A draft environmental assessment has been written for 3 potential locations:
Jake Davis, a fisheries biologist with Game, Fish and Parks in Rapid City, is working with staff at McNenny State Fish Hatchery in Spearfish to evaluate a new trout tagging technique using a special fish tag.
South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Studies New Fish Tagging Technique Read More »
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department is cautioning the public to keep fire danger in mind when accessing lands owned and managed by the agency.
South Dakota GFP Urges Public to Limit Travel on Agency Lands Due to Fire Danger Read More »
Minnesota duck numbers decline in 2012
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The Christie Administration today expressed disappointment in a federal appeals court ruling upholding the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ project to deepen the Delaware River’s shipping channel from the mouth of the bay to Camden.
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