With many Ohio anglers taking advantage of early fishing opportunities, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ (ODNR), Division of Wildlife would like to remind anglers of a new rule affecting their catch.
Ohio Anglers Need to be Aware of New Fish Filleting Rule Read More »
Thursday the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission designated a segment of the river from the Spring Lake Dam to the San Marcos wastewater treatment plant as a State Scientific Area to prohibit uprooting of Texas wild-rice in that stretch of the stream.
Texas wild-rice now protected in segment of San Marcos River Read More »
A Texas Parks and Wildlife Department wildlife biologist, the department’s Inland Fisheries Division and a game warden have been recognized for outstanding contributions to wildlife conservation in the Lone Star State.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Employees Earn Three Prestigious Awards Read More »
AUSTIN –The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission adopted new rules designed to prevent further spread of exotic aquatic species into Texas waterways as part of the 2012-12 Statewide Fishing Proclamation.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission Adopts Rules to Curb Spread of Exotic Species Read More »
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Nongame Wildlife Program has placed a live webcam in a peregrine falcon box in downtown St. Paul to monitor the nest of a pair of peregrine falcons. View the webcam here.
Minnesota DNR offers new live peregrine falcon webcam Read More »
Toyota ShareLunker 531, caught from Falcon International Reservoir March 16, spawned more than 44,000 eggs March 29.
Texas' Falcon ShareLunker Produces Large Spawn Read More »
Seventy-five years is a long time, except when you get on the uphill side of it. Seventy-five years is a milestone, and Ducks Unlimited is celebrating that event this year.
Conservation leader Ducks Unlimited is 75 years old Read More »
White-tailed prairie dogs that live in Coyote Basin in northeastern Utah and Utah prairie dogs are fully protected—you can’t shoot them.
You can't shoot prairie dogs in Utah after April 1, 2012 Read More »
Ever wondered where the feisty rainbow trout are stocked along Christopher Creek or Tonto Creek by the Arizona Game and Fish Department?
Arizona's summer stocking schedule goes hi-tech Read More »
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