In what wildlife officials are calling the biggest instance of raptor poaching in state history, California man arrested after 126 raptors found dead.
‘The local raptor population may take years to recover from these killings’ Read More »
Wolverines are notoriously hard to track. Elusive and strong enough to claw their way out of even the strongest traps, they’ve forced scientists to adjust. The lack of data has hindered a possible endangered species listing from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Scientists do know the animals’ habitat is shrinking. The Wolverine-Winter Recreation Research
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PIERRE, S.D. — The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission changed the harvest restrictions for muskellunge and tiger muskies from a statewide 40-inch minimum length limit and a daily limit of one fish to catch-and-release only statewide. Currently, South Dakota has five lakes that are managed for muskellunge: Lynn and Middle Lynn in Day county, West
South Dakota makes switch to catch-and-release only for muskies Read More »
All seven of the remaining white-tailed deer in the herd were harvested, sampled, and found to have the disease affecting deer and elk.
Samples positive for CWD from depopulated Winona County deer farm Read More »
She shot a 1,162 out of 1,200 recurve score during the U.S. National Indoor Championships, held last weekend in Lancaster.
Casey Kaufhold, 13, notches best-ever score for female archer of any age Read More »
Interior Department secretary also announces $14 million in Boating Infrastructure Grants, which support water-related outdoor recreation and tourism.
Zinke: $60-million cooperative to help retain, recruit anglers and boaters Read More »
Video shows Fish and Game conservation officers releasing a cat from a trap.
LANSING, Mich. — Teachers looking for a way to work Michigan’s animals and plants into their lessons have a new option to choose from. The state DNR has developed a curriculum called Michigan’s Wondrous Wetlands and Waterfowl. It’s intended for students in sixth, seventh and eighth grades and will provide information about the importance of local
Michigan offers wetland lessons for middle-school classrooms Read More »
“You have to look at what’s the best use of the land for the long-term.”
Minnesota CREP enrollees: It’s about creating wildlife habitat Read More »
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