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Hemlock woolly adelgid confirmed on forest preserve lands in the town of Lake George in Warren County.
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Hemlock woolly adelgid confirmed on forest preserve lands in the town of Lake George in Warren County.

The fish were killed after water flow from the Loup River to the Loup Public Power District’s canal shut off.

Wayne Laroche will lead Pennsylvania Game Commission in advancing chronic wasting disease campaign.

Northern Zone quota increases substantially, from 225 last year to 550 this season.

Online application period for IDNR-managed sites begins Aug. 7.

The park’s preferred alternative calls for capturing and relocating goats to national forests in the North Cascade Mountains, where mountain goats are native, and then switching to lethal removal when capturing isn’t possible.

The fish can tell a better story about the water’s state than just taking water samples.

Outfitted properly with superline and a fluorocarbon leader, you can work your hard-water rods year-round for panfish, walleyes, and even northern pike.

The DEC recently captured and euthanized the most aggressive of the bears.
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