This September, the Minnesota DNR, Minnesota Department of Agriculture, and the U.S. Forest Service will complete a joint biological control effort to slow the spread of emerald ash borer (an invasive beetle from Asia) in
At 82 years young, Jerry Christopherson, of Heron Lake in far southwest Minnesota, knows his way around a duck blind.
Aside from a four-year U.S. Army stint beginning in 1961, Christopherson, who started hunting
I’m pretty good at spotting spam email, so in April when I got a note from “Kayt” at the “Federal Duck Stamp Office,” I had my suspicions. The email said cryptically, “Was hoping to talk
Lansing. — Several fishing regulation changes, recommended by the DNR Fisheries Division, were approved by the state Natural Resources Commission earlier this month at its meeting at Lansing Community College.
The arrival of millions of southbound birds in Pennsylvania this fall heightens the threat of highly pathogenic avian influenza, or bird flu.
Given their numbers, migrating waterfowl stopping to refuel at lakes and streams
Although she treats about 2,000 animals a year – ranging from cottontail rabbits to raptors – wildlife rehabilitator Robyn Graboski of Centre Wildlife Care in Pennsylvania’s Centre County often can’t keep up with demand.
More than a few archery deer hunters pay their money to buy a deer tag and likely also buy a fall turkey permit, whereupon then say, “Oh, what the heck, what do I have to
Just in time for Michigan’s ruffed grouse and American woodcock hunting seasons, hunters now have a new way to share information from their hunts.
The Michigan DNR has launched the Michigan Ruffed Grouse and
As part of Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s H2Ohio Initiative, the Ohio DNR (ODNR) recently participated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and other local officials to
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