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West Virginia DNR Addresses Shooting Range Damage

Officials with the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (DNR) are asking users of the state’s public shooting ranges to help curtail growing instances of damage to the property. Of biggest concern are littering and

Montana officials ask boaters to stay away from oil spill site

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, in cooperation with the Montana Department of Environmental Quality, is asking boaters to stay away from the Yellowstone River between the Laurel and Lockwood highway bridges to accommodate oil-spill cleanup

Latest EPA update on Yellowstone River oil spill

Billings, Mont – July 15, 2011 – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) continues to oversee the response to the ExxonMobil spill on the Yellowstone River. This weekend, EPA will provide direction and oversight as

Nebraska Game and Parks Seeks Information on Vandalism

Let’s solve this… Access to fishing and hunting areas is critical to the future of our outdoor traditions. Especially now, when so many lands and water access points are on private land. Willing landowners, who

ID: Panhandle Region Fishing Report July 14, 2011

This report is based on information from anglers, local tackle shops, spot creel surveys and fish manager’s observations. It is a general summary of what others are saying about what fish are being caught and

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