Mid-journey, they learned their destination would be the 460,000- acre Cleveland National Forest. It lies northeast of San Diego in rugged, mountainous country. Their job was to assume the responsibilities of the forest’s regular staff
In a recent note from Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife Chief Kendra Wecker noting her agency’s 2024 accomplishments and 2025 initiatives, it includes as one of their “Focus Initiatives” as “diamond darter repatriation.”
A U.S. appeals court recently ruled against a federal law requiring young adults to be 21 to buy handguns, finding it violated the Second Amendment.
The court found that people aged 18 to 20
Ken Fitz, former executive administrator of law enforcement for the Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife, died on Feb. 1 following a lengthy illness. He was 61.
Fitz hailed from Sandusky and worked for the
Twice in three days vegetation threatened to thwart Bill Lowen’s efforts. Both times persistence prevailed, as the Brookville, Ind., pro and Ohio native tallied a four-day total of 73 pounds, 14 ounces to win the
A painting of hooded mergansers will be featured on the 2026 Ohio Wetlands Habitat Stamp following this year’s stamp design competition.
Gerald Putt’s painting of the waterfowl, known for the beautiful fan-shaped crests on
Ed Terefencko didn’t make the trip this year to the National Wild Turkey Federation’s annual Convention and Sport Show.
Fortunately, he sent his turkey calls to the event. Terefencko, of Pottsville, Pa., walked off
Highly pathogenic avian influenza – often referred to as HPAI – recently was confirmed in American crows in Allegheny County, adding to the number of cases surfacing across Pennsylvania.
About 50 dead crows were
Bo Bartlebaugh won’t be competing in the Junior Division at next year’s National Wild Turkey Federation Grand National Turkey Calling Championships. He’ll be 16 years old, and that division is for callers ages 11-15.
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