The Minnesota House Legacy Finance Committee failed to advance a funding bill for the Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council on April 15 after lawmakers fell short of the required votes, delaying support for future conservation projects.<br
The proposal stems from recommendations by the Sustainable Foraging Task Force, which lawmakers created in 2025 to study how Minnesota should manage foraging on public lands.
This central Ohio mayfly is clear evidence that our rivers are the last great places we have to enjoy. Mayflies, freshwater mussels, hellbenders, and numerous other species of wildlife are the frontline sentinels of what
A talented young artist from Texas has taken top honors at the National Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest.
A blue-winged teal by 17-year-old Nina Liang will grace the 2026-2027 Junior Duck Stamp, which raises
The lawsuit specifically challenges the constitutionality of federal law 18 U.S.C. § 930(a), which bars knowingly possessing a firearm in a federal facility, as applied to federal facilities operated by the National Park Service.
Opening day for the Perry County Anglers was Sunday, March 29, at Rocky Fork Lake in Highland County near Hillsboro, Ohio. Even more important than a bunch of cabin-fevered anglers showing up for the season’s
When the number of Chinese fur buyers that asked for invitations to attend their March 19-21 Fur Harvesters Auction, Inc., (FHA) sale reached 100 (so that they could apply for travel visas), there was optimism
A suburban Pittsburgh family on a mission to visit every Pennsylvania state park is one destination away from completing their six-year adventure.
Marlin and Barbara McMonigal and their two children have logged time in
Unusually thin lake trout in Lake Superior – specifically siscowet lake trout – have prompted Michigan and federal agencies to launch a new assessment to determine the cause.
Lake trout, the most abundant predator
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