One Wolf Season Ends, Another Opens in Idaho
The 2011-2012 wolf hunting seasons ended June 30; the 2012-2013 season opened July 1 on private land only in the Panhandle wolf management zone.
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The 2011-2012 wolf hunting seasons ended June 30; the 2012-2013 season opened July 1 on private land only in the Panhandle wolf management zone.
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Effective immediately, all IDFG managed lands and access sites within the Upper Snake Region are under an open fire ban until further notice.
Multiple actions urged to stop spread among native, migratory waterbirds
Avian botulism outbreak in Hawaii wetlands being monitored Read More »
The DLNR is responding to a shark incident reported about 10 a.m. today at Kahana Beach, fronting the Hololani Resort, 4401 Lower Honoapiilani Hwy., located a third of a mile north of the surf area known as “S-turns.”
Small shark injures a girl on Hawaii's Kahana Beach Read More »
At its meeting on June 28, 2012 in Palm Beach Gardens, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission elected Vice Chairman Kenneth Wright to serve as Chairman, effective July 1.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission elects new Chairman, Vice Chairman Read More »
The FWC voted to keep the recreational harvest of snook in Gulf of Mexico waters closed for another year to offer the species additional protection after a 2010 cold kill detrimentally affected the population.
Snook to remain closed for another year in Gulf waters Read More »
Meeting Thursday in Palm Beach Gardens, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved, with one contingency, the city of Sarasota’s proposed boating ordinance for the anchoring and mooring pilot program coordinated by the FWC.
FWC approves ordinance for anchoring/mooring pilot program in Sarasota, Florida Read More »
After determining that two years of season extensions did not significantly impact the bay scallop population, the FWC decided June 28 to permanently extend the recreational season by adding two weeks to the end.
Florida's Bay scallop season extended by 2 weeks Read More »
A plan for long-term conservation of the Florida black bear, whose population is estimated at more than 3,000 today, compared with as few as 300 in the 1970s, was approved today by the FWC.
FWC approves black bear plan to conserve Florida’s largest land mammal Read More »