The Illinois DNR has issued a fish salvage declaration for Little Grassy Lake as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers prepares for a rehabilitation project of the lake’s dam and spillway.
Those structures “have
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and a number of partners are entering the final year of the five-year experimental Atlantic Salmon pen-rearing project on the Saranac River estuary.
The results of
After an almost three-hour meeting late last week, the Senate Environment, Climate, and Legacy committee approved S.F. 2077, its omnibus package, sending it to the Senate Finance Committee.
Unlike the House environment committee,
Jon Duyvejonck, chairman of the 700-member Eagle View Group of the Sierra Club, worked for the Army Corps of Engineers for 12 years, then 25 years for the Moline-based U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as
The Illinois DNR’s annual reminder to leave baby birds and young animals alone as spring settles in across the state also serves as a reminder about a specific animal currently active and showing up in
Illinois DNR has announced that CWD was detected in Putnam, Marshall, Adams, and Peoria counties, expanding the number of counties the disease has infected deer.
Adams County is the first documented case recorded outside
Hunting-related legislation shifted into overdrive this past winter in Illinois, but little has moved so far in the spring.
There is still time for action on some of the bills to move forward before
An ongoing dispute with the New York legislature over the commercial horseshoe crab fishery has resulted in the Department of Environmental Conservation losing its authority to manage not only horseshoe crabs, but most crab species
Illinois anglers accounted for nearly 75% of the 12,031 charter boat trips last year targeting salmon and trout on the state’s portion of Lake Michigan.
A total of 41,574 salmonids were harvested, with coho
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