Reporting summer fish kills in Massachusetts
Now that warm weather is finally here, lakes and ponds will be warming up and summer fish kills may be discovered in some bodies of water.
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Outdoor Calendar of Events for Massachusetts
June 6 — The Rare Plants of Massachusetts, Cambridge– Grow Native Massachusetts is hosting a series of presentations February through June. DFW State Botanist Bryan Connolly will provide an overview of the broad diversity and threats to rare and endangered plants in Massachusetts. This free public lecture will be held at the Cambridge Public Library,
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Ben: The greatest
Everyone thinks their dog is the greatest. No matter what the size, the shape, the color, the age, they are all the best. And in their own ways they are. Different dogs are different things to different people at different times. They are all the greatest. So when I say Ben was the greatest, I
Colorado sage grouse update, Herd plans on tap for PWC
The Parks and Wildlife Commission will hear a series of presentations on the status of sage-grouse and receive several big game herd management plan updates during its monthly meeting in Craig.
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Leave young animals alone — Keep wildlife wild
Young wildlife is in the news these days, as two young bear cubs, orphaned when a vehicle collision killed their mother, were caught and taken to a wildlife rehabilitator after days of anxiety about their fate.
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Quinn's signature would mean open crossbow hunting during part of archery season
Amid the flurry of bills that passed and failed late last week as the spring legislative session wound down, House Bill 4819 seemed to get lost in the debris. Some of you know it as the “Crossbow bill.” If you haven’t heard, it passed. All that stands between legal crossbow hunting during the second half
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West Virginia Trout Stocking Week of May 28-31, 2012
Elkins, W.Va. – The following waters were stocked the week of May 28, 2012: Anthony Creek Bear Rocks Lake Big Clear Creek Big Sandy Creek Blackwater River Brandywine Lake Brushy Fork Lake Buffalo Creek (Logan) Buffalo Fork Lake Bullskin Run Burnsville Tailwaters Cacapon Park Lake Camp Creek Castleman Run Lake Cherry River Clear Fork of
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Arizona Fishing Report, May 31st, 2012
Rory’s tips We actually have two free fishing days in Arizona, one on Saturday June 2 and the other on Saturday June 9. The way cool thing is that every day in Arizona, kids fish free; no fishing license is needed by youth under age 14. Hey, want an opportunity to catch some big trout
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DNREC Fish & Wildlife Enforcement Blotter May 21-27
Reminder for the week: Observe safety precautions when towing water skiers DOVER (May 31, 2012) – To achieve public compliance through education and enforcement actions that help conserve Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources and ensure safe boating and public safety, DNREC Division of Fish & Wildlife Enforcement agents responded to 71 complaints and issued 63
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