SALEM, Ore. — The State of Oregon has released a conservation plan for Upper Willamette chinook salmon and steelhead, fish that have been protected under the Endangered Species Act since 1999. The plan calls for actions to restore natural production of spring Chinook salmon and winter steelhead in the Willamette River and its subbasins. In […]
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As Hurricane Irene has left her mark along the East Coast, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) crews are sampling water for pesticides, E. coli, nutrients, and sediment to document water quality in areas affected by the hurricane. Sampling is taking place along the East Coast. Crews will follow the path of the hurricane where it brought
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I really, really get tired of listening to all of the “no-deer” complainers. We had a power outage a few evenings ago — happened at dusk. My son-in-law John suggested that we go spotlighting for deer. That sounded like a great no-electricity pastime, so off we went. We took a 55-minute drive, checking out the
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Crossing the bridge spanning the Susquehanna River on an afternoon walk, I stopped and peered over the bridge rail to watch several large carp feeding along the river bottom. I knew it was carp from the telltale puff of mud each made as it slowly moved upstream. Carp were originally farm-raised in Asia for food
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Visitors to the 2011 Oklahoma Wildlife Expo Sept. 24-25 will have a chance to catch a fish, shoot a bow and arrow or shotgun, ride a mountain bike, float in a kayak, pet an alligator and even sample wild game meat and camp cooking. The Wildlife Expo is a free public event designed to generate
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Oklahoma resident hunters who are exempt from the state’s hunter education requirements may not be exempt in other states in which they plan to hunt this year. For them, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation offers a proficiency test that would allow them to bypass the eight-hour course. Exemptions from Oklahoma’s hunter education requirements include
A new association has been formed to provide landowners and state prescribed burn associations with an organization that can assist them with liability insurance, finding funding for equipment and training, and a voice for prescribed burning throughout the state. The Oklahoma Prescribed Burn Association (OPBA) was formed through a three-year Conoco-Phillips challenge grant from the
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Oklahoma Free Hunting Days take place Sept. 3-4, during which Oklahoma residents do not need a hunting license or HIP permit to go afield. According to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation’s migratory game bird biologist, Free Hunting Days is a great way to introduce someone to hunting. “Dove season is a great time to
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The 2012 Spring Turkey, Javelina, Buffalo and Bear Hunt Draw Information booklet and regulations are now available at the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s website, and applications for applying are available at www.azgfd.gov/draw. Many of the spring hunts have a limited number of tags and are issued through a draw/lottery process. The deadline to apply
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