Helena, MT (AP) – Ed Bangs, who for 23 years led the effort to reintroduce and recover healthy wolf populations in the northern Rocky Mountains, is retiring from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in
Charleston, WV (AP) – Candidates for West Virginia’s special gubernatorial election say West Virginia should capitalize on the vast wealth the Marcellus shale natural gas field has to offer, but how they would manage this
A San Francisco man who was caught taking abalone out of season three times over a three-week span has been convicted on poaching charges. Qiong Wang, 32, pled guilty to felony conspiracy and taking abalone
DOVER, DE (April 25, 2011) – Trout fishermen in Delaware’s designated trout streams have been enjoying some great fishing this spring, and with some extra trophy-sized fish to be stocked this week, it’s going to
New Orleans, LA (AP) – One day before the anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon disaster, the federal government says fishing can resume in the last Gulf of Mexico waters closed because of the massive BP
LAMAR, Colo. – Boys, girls, moms and dads who are interested in fishing are invited to attend free one-day fishing clinics in lower Arkansas River valley in May. “These events are a great opportunity to
CONCORD, N.H. — The Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire has announced its first round of grant awards to the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department for 2011. A $1,000 grant was made to help
DURANGO, Colo. — The Colorado Division of Wildlife reminds boaters visiting Vallecito Reservoir, McPhee Reservoir and Navajo Reservoir that mandatory boat inspections for aquatic nuisance species will start at these locations May 2 and continue
MONTE VISTA, Colo. — The Colorado Division of Wildlife is reminding boaters that boats cannot be launched at Sanchez Reservoir until May 1, when mandatory inspections for quagga and zebra mussels begin. The inspections, conducted
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