A massive limestone mining operation on public land in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula was approved by DNR Director Keith Creagh last week at the Natural Resources Commission meeting in Roscommon.
Hunters killed fewer deer in Pennsylvania this past season than the one before it, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
Researchers wearing latex gloves and wielding forceps and razor-sharp scalpels efficiently collect samples. Some fill sterilized test tubes with blood, while others remove samples of livers and tongues for their DNA or for later toxic
Bill Anderson spends much of his time on the Little Juniata River. If he is not fly-fishing for the river’s abundant wild brown trout, he is monitoring pollution or scouting out the next location for
Hunters in 40 of the state’s permit areas soon will be able to provide comment on the deer population goals citizen teams have recommended.
With another open-water fishing season approaching, it’s time to think about getting the boat out of storage and begin the process of prepping it for another year.
Bulls represented 10 percent of Grygla herd, which hasn’t been hunted in three years because of population declines
Three ‘big birds’ drum, strut and cackle as spring arrives
These national conservation groups suggest Gov. Scott Walker’s proposed budget not friendly to conservation
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