A year ago at this time, pink began to appear across a large northern swath of the Minnesota DNR’s “winter severity index” map.
By winter season’s end (the last map was produced May 10,
In an effort to improve retention of state waterways conservation officers, the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is changing its training curriculum, beginning with the class of cadets currently being recruited.
Aspiring officers will
Delegates, 359 in all, from county farm bureaus in Ohio debated and discussed topics such as farmland preservation, artificial intelligence, solar power, and feral hogs at the Ohio Farm Bureau’s (OFB) 105th annual meeting.
It doesn’t happen often, but during the Jan. 22 meeting of the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission, an exemption was granted to allow for the continued stocking on a Class A wild trout stream in
Efforts to improve aquatic connectivity are underway at state game lands across Pennsylvania by the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Western Pennsylvania Conservancy and Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission.
Hundreds of culverts at road-stream crossings are being
On the heels of the lowest bear harvest since 2007, the Pennsylvania Game Commission board was expected to approve a measure to scale back the muzzleloader portion of the season during its meeting Jan. 27.<br
Organizations that promote fishing or boating participation through education or experiential programs may be eligible for funding from the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission.
The agency is seeking qualified recipients for grants of up
Oliver North testified Tuesday, Jan. 23, that he was forced out of the National Rifle Association after raising allegations of financial irregularities within the powerful lobbying organization, likening the group’s reaction to that of a
There’s more bad news about chronic wasting disease (CWD) in Ohio, Mike Reynolds told state wildlife council members in January. Reynolds is administrator of wildlife management for the Ohio Division of Wildlife.
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