Six Upstate counties (Oconee, Pickens, Anderson, Abbeville, McCormick and Edgefield) will remain in severe drought and the remaining counties in moderate drought after the S.C. Drought Response Committee met in Columbia, March 8, to review long-term drought impacts and conditions leading into spring.
South Carolina Drought Response Committee maintains drought status statewide Read More »
This spring, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will collaborate with state fish and wildlife agencies from New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado, West Ecosystems, Inc., and Texas Tech University to conduct a large-scale aerial survey for lesser prairie-chicken booming grounds across the High Plains region in all five states.
Texas' Lesser Prairie-Chicken Aerial Survey Begins Read More »
Open the Methow, Wenatchee, and Icicle Rivers on March 16, 2012 to fishing for steelhead. In addition, the Wenatchee and Methow Rivers will open on March 16, 2012 to fishing for whitefish. Close two sections of the Okanogan River to fishing for steelhead on March 16, 2012.
The sport clam and oyster fishing season at Fort Flagler State Park, including that portion of the spit west of the Park boundary (Rat Island) will open on May 15, 2012.
Shrimp fishing opportunities in various areas of Puget Sound will be similar to last year, although there is one change this season that was made to avoid an extreme minus tide, said Mark O’Toole, a shellfish biologist for WDFW.
Washington's recreational spot shrimp fishery opens May 5 in Puget Sound Read More »
Recent fish health surveys conducted by the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources revealed the presence of largemouth bass virus (LMBV) in four West Virginia lakes, according to Bret Preston, assistant chief of the Wildlife Resources Section.
WVDNR Fish Health Survey Discovers Presence of Largemouth Bass Virus in Four Lakes Read More »
During a March 5 netting operation at Yuba Reservoir, DWR biologists caught and released this huge female Northern pike. The fish weighed more than 21 pounds.
Big Northern pike caught at Yuba Reservoir in Utah Read More »
One of the “wild signs” of spring is the annual sage grouse “shuffle”—male sage grouse strutting, dancing and vocalizing on a historic breeding ground.Each year, the Division of Wildlife Resources and the Wild About Birds store in Layton sponsor the free field trip. This year, the wild shindig is on March 24.
Annual sage grouse field trip in Utah Read More »
If watching the colorful strutting display of Gunnison sage-grouse sounds interesting, state wildlife biologists have an offer that might be hard for you to refuse.
See Utah's Gunnison sage-grouse Read More »
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