Nothing says spring like the sweet sounds of songbirds. As warmer temperatures begin to arrive, so do the many familiar sounds of spring, including the songs of returning migrant birds. After a long winter and
Louisiana Saltwater Series Fishing Tournament, hosted by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries will open April 2, 2011, in Lafitte, La., at the Seaway Marina. The series is dedicated to catch-and-release saltwater angling through
Where did they come from and why? And how did they become what some now are calling the Great Lakes’ greatest threat? Here’s a thumbnail sketch of each of the four species of invasive Asian
Discover Nature Women Summer Workshop at Windermere Conference Center gives women a fun, safe way to learn outdoor skills. Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) invites women to get hands-on outdoor skills training at its Discover
Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has partnered with local conservation groups to present a spring Junior Hunter Field Day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 7 at the Midland Sportsman’s Club in
Maryland’s statewide spring turkey season will begin April 16 with the one day Junior Turkey Hunt. The regular season will open April 18 and continue through May 23. “This year, spring turkey hunting hours have
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Fisheries Service announces the 2011 recreational summer flounder regulations to include a three-fish creel limit, an18-inch minimum size limit (an inch shorter than last year) and a season
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources will relax fishing regulations at Prairie Rose Lake beginning April 1, to allow anglers to more freely harvest fish ahead of the anticipated lake draining. The lake’s water level
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources will begin a major renovation of Lizard Lake, in Pocahontas County, to eliminate a large population of rough fish, re-establish aquatic plants, replace the lake outlet structure and install
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