
New rules in works to stop drones from harassing birds
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is planning to have new rules on where drones can take off and land on the coast – and all state parks – next summer.
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Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is planning to have new rules on where drones can take off and land on the coast – and all state parks – next summer.

Adult sockeye salmon returning from the ocean travel 900 miles up the Columbia, Snake and Salmon rivers to high-elevation Sawtooth basin lakes in central Idaho.

Bruno’s 800-mile trip included highly-publicized trek into Illinois, among other states.

The 164-pound fish was snagged near Tulsa recently.

“It’s a success story of how to preserve and restore native habitats.”

It took the state about three years to recover from the last drought, in 2017.

As we approach Independence Day weekend, most deer rehabilitators have filled their capacity to take on new fawn patients, making it more important than ever to know what to do if you find a fawn

Amendment that would have banned new deer farms in state of Minnesota failed last week on a 29-36 vote in state Senate.

What had been in the past a little over a mile of Delayed Harvest Artificial Lures section has been increased to 3.3 miles for this fishing year by the Fish & Boat Commission.
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