The 2026 spring fish and game hearings will take place in each of Wisconsin’s 72 counties beginning at 6 p.m. Monday, April 13, this year with 44 questions from the Department of Natural Resources, Natural
Formed in 1934, the Wisconsin Conservation Congress has been advising state natural resources agencies on fish and wildlife matters for more than 90 years.
Each year on the second Monday of April, the Conservation
Anglers who hit their favorite stocked trout streams April 1 and beyond can thank New York’s network of fish hatcheries for providing them with their quarry.
The state Department of Environmental Conservation operates 12
Rep. Peter Fischer, DFL-Maplewood, has introduced HF3643, a bill to establish the Melissa and Mark Hortman Memorial State Park around the State Capitol complex.
More than 30 House members have signed on as co-authors.
New York hunters harvested 1,759 black bears during the 2025 hunting seasons. According to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, that’s second only to the 2003 harvest.
An 80-mile stretch of railroad between Thief River Falls and the Canadian border has some residents worried after finding corn and dead deer along the tracks.
A train carrying grain through the area had
Conducting the research in a CWD Management Zone in Minnesota poses challenges for the researchers as bait cannot be placed without having control measures around the bait to exclude deer. The box traps are used
Approximately 20 people were arrested on Sunday, March 15 after a group of self-proclaimed “dog lovers” stormed a breeding facility in rural Dane County, Wisconsin.
The activists, many from out of state, bashed locks
Perhaps to no one’s great surprise, the number of new concealed carry permits issued by Ohio’s 88 county sheriffs has risen, but by a rather paltry 4.9%.
Certainly, this statistic is anemic when compared
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