The Florida black bear population has increased from as few as 300 bears in the 1970s to more than 3,000 bears today, and now the draft plan that will guide continued conservation of this species has been revised by the FWC.
Florida black bear draft management plan revised Read More »
Fort Delaware State Park opens its doors to the public on Saturday, May 5. The fort will be open Saturdays in May, weekends and holidays from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend, and Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from June 13 through Labor Day.
Fort Delaware State Park to open on May 5 Read More »
DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife is still accepting applications for its annual low-number hunting license lottery.
The 2012 Delaware spring turkey hunting season opened Saturday, April 14, and runs through Saturday, May 12, the Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife.
2012 Delaware turkey season opened April 14 Read More »
Spring is in the air and California’s flora and fauna are awakening from their winter slumber. Deer, bears, birds and other wildlife are busy caring for their newborn offspring.
California DFG Reminds the Public to Leave Young Wildlife Alone Read More »
The Department of Fish and Game’s (DFG) Trout Fest is expanding in 2012. Trout Fest is a free educational event that introduces people to the sport of fishing and responsible angling.
California DFG Expands Annual Trout Fest to Three Central Valley Hatcheries Read More »
The endangered black-footed ferret continues to shrug off its near extinction as it climbs the steep hill toward recovery.
Arizona's spring spotlighting of the endangered black-footed ferret a success Read More »
With the early spring, people are getting outside and some are observing young animals.
Leave young animals alone — Keep Wildlife Wild Read More »
Recently, an alert visitor noticed two men kicking in the door of the interpretive facility “skid shack” at Woodard Bay Natural Resources Conservation Area (NRCA)
911 call helps catch suspected thieves at Washington's Woodard Bay NRCA Read More »
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