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The survival of sea turtle species that have been on earth 110 million years depends on a ritual that begins every spring, as females climb out of the ocean to lay their eggs.
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The survival of sea turtle species that have been on earth 110 million years depends on a ritual that begins every spring, as females climb out of the ocean to lay their eggs.

Pheasant hunters and trout fishermen should see some benefit from the Natural Resources Board’s approval of the first land purchase for a new grassland conservation area in southwestern Wisconsin

Like hundreds of other resort owners and outfitters in northwest Ontario, Bob Paluch says his fishing lodge saw a significant drop in clientele when Canadian border officials a few years ago began a crackdown on

Bills haven’t yet been introduced, but support at the Legislature for increasing hunting and fishing license fees seems to be building.

Erik Thorson, a Minnesota DNR forest wildlife coordinator, has accepted a temporary assignment to oversee the agency’s while-tailed deer and other big-game programs.

A pair of respected former DNR officials are speaking up in hopes that the struggling agency can be pulled out of a decade-long fiscal free fall.

Conservation groups can do the calculations: Given high grain prices in recent years, who could blame farmers for taking cropland out of CRP or ignoring program sign-ups?

A new state website soon will allow residents and outdoorsmen to review habitat improvement work through a point-and-click map, with markers for fisheries, wildlife, and forest management programs.

The three-decades-old initiative to restore American chestnut trees back into forests in the eastern United States has entered a new phase, according to an expert in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences.
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