DNR’s plan to charge admission fees to state parks appears to have been replaced by a $2 bump in the cost of attaching a license plate to your truck or car.
The Natural Resources Board approved the second largest land conservation transaction in Wisconsin’s history when it approved the purchase of a Forest Legacy easement on 44,679 acres in northwestern Wisconsin for $11,260,000.
A Senate bill would ease pressures on Dakota grasslands, wetlands, they say
Nearly a thousand antlers seized from poachers over the last decade by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) police officers can be purchased during an online auction currently under way through June 5.
The 2012 ODFW auction and raffles for big game hunting tags grossed $523,202, of which $308,566 will go to the Access and Habitat Program and $179,937 to big game research and management.
Biologists are trying new techniques to combat the spread of northern pike, invasive fish that are wiping out rainbow trout, salmon and other species in some Alaska lakes.
Mountain lions have killed two radio-collared wolves in the Bitterroot Valley since January, a state wolf specialist in Montana says, and two others were killed last year.
The state Senate passed a bill to ban new ownership of monkeys, lions and other exotic animals
Wildlife officials have revised the state’s response plan for chronic wasting disease to better respond to outbreaks and prepare for the possibility of new cases near the Michigan-Wisconsin border
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