More than a dozen young whooping cranes are expected to arrive this fall in southwest Louisiana, doubling the number in a flock being reintroduced near the area where the state’s last wild flock lived in
This week, the Migratory Bird Conservation Commission approved $2 million in federal funding to help protect, restore and enhance wetlands and associated habitats in Iowa and Missouri under the North American Wetlands Conservation Act Standard
Participation in wildlife-associated recreation increased in 28 states since 2006
When the current federal farm bill and its associated conservation programs expire at the end of September, what will be there to replace it remains unknown.
As the West Nile Virus season heads into its peak, state and local officials have stepped up efforts to combat the mosquito-borne virus with increased surveillance and control efforts.
Ed Jones from Aloha, Oregon caught a Maryland record blue catfish ─ weighing 84 pounds and measuring 52 inches long, with a girth of 36.5 inches ─ on August 13 in the Potomac River near
Hunters and shooting sports fans in the state are feeling more confident that Illinois will soon join the 49 other states in allowing some sort of legalized concealed carry.
Challengers of the state’s new wolf season interpreted the DNR’s hound hunting segment of the regulations very literally
After Kelly Kallok shot her first deer last year, her husband had a plan: get the hide made into a pair of gloves
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