More than 1,300 students to compete at Missouri's state archery tournament
Site Staff
March 16, 2012
The state tournament, which will begin at 8 a.m., is free to watch and open to the public.
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South Carolina Drought Response Committee maintains drought status statewide
Site Staff
March 16, 2012
Six Upstate counties (Oconee, Pickens, Anderson, Abbeville, McCormick and Edgefield) will remain in severe drought and the remaining counties in moderate drought after the S.C. Drought Response Committee met in Columbia, March 8, to review
Annual sage grouse field trip in Utah
Site Staff
March 16, 2012
One of the “wild signs” of spring is the annual sage grouse “shuffle”—male sage grouse strutting, dancing and vocalizing on a historic breeding ground.Each year, the Division of Wildlife Resources and the Wild About Birds
See Utah's Gunnison sage-grouse
Site Staff
March 16, 2012
If watching the colorful strutting display of Gunnison sage-grouse sounds interesting, state wildlife biologists have an offer that might be hard for you to refuse.
New system to streamline Kansas State Park reservations
Site Staff
March 15, 2012
Have you ever wondered what state park facilities are still available on a busy weekend or wished you could make a reservation in advance from home, when park offices are closed?
Aerial survey to search lesser prairie chicken range in Kansas
Site Staff
March 15, 2012
Helicopters will be used to search for new breeding grounds; data may help prevent endangered species listing.
Nuisance alligator trappers sought in Florida's Duval, Dixie counties
Site Staff
March 15, 2012
Interested in catching nuisance gators? Live in Duval County or Dixie County?
State, Local Agencies Eliminate Mess Left by Marijuana Growers in California
Site Staff
March 15, 2012
State and local law enforcement and allied agency personnel have teamed up to combat a huge mess that illegal marijuana cultivators left behind in Santa Clara County.
Pennsylvania's Sunday hunting bill looks moribund
Site Staff
March 15, 2012
Back in spring of 2011, state lawmakers held the first of three hearings around the state to launch House Bill 1760, which would repeal the state’s centuries-old prohibition on Sunday hunting.
