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Microcystis is the dominant noxious cyanobacteria, widely called “blue-green algae,” present each year in Western Lake Erie and other lakes throughout Ohio.
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Microcystis is the dominant noxious cyanobacteria, widely called “blue-green algae,” present each year in Western Lake Erie and other lakes throughout Ohio.

State wildlife officials are again expanding the DNR’s Hunter Access Program with the help of a $1.23 million federal grant, and will be enrolling new private lands this fall.

Federal wildlife officials are ramping up efforts to locate, test, and kill feral swine in Michigan.

It’s dangerous to gauge the coming waterfowl seasons by asking die-hard duck and goose hunters what they think.

Prevalence is high on game farm in Jefferson County

A divided board of Pennsylvania game commissioners recently took another step toward conducting a fawn mortality/predator study their staff has said is not needed.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission may soon break down the non-hunters using its game lands into two groups.

Last year, after about 100 years of requiring waterfowlers to conceal themselves in emergent vegetation when hunting on public waters, the DNR allowed hunters on some waters to hunt among the open seas.

Small-game license sales continued their decline in 2013, and the pheasant harvest dipped to its lowest point since 1986, according to a small-game report the DNR released earlier this week.
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