California lawmakers on Sept. 7 voted to raise taxes on guns and ammunition and use the money to pay for gun violence prevention programs and security improvements at public schools.
The federal government already
President Joe Biden’s administration recently rejected pleas to strengthen regulation of large livestock farms that release manure and other pollutants into waterways, promising more study instead.
Routine environmental DNA (eDNA) surveillance for invasive bighead and silver carp, conducted annually by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, turned up a single positive sample in the St. Joseph River near the St. Joseph/Benton
At only his second attempt, Sgt. Jonathan Wood, 38, ARNG, of Kennar, Louisiana, cleaned up at the Civilian Marksmanship Program’s (CMP) 2023 National Rifle Games – racking up four individual titles, including within two culminating
Sean Hartzell spends his workday with the bad actors of the aquatic world.
As the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission’s invasive species coordinator, Hartzell monitors unwanted animals and plants that live in the state’s
The Nature Conservancy has closed to full-sized vehicles a popular access road in Keewenaw County, Mich.
TNC locked the existing gates on the Clark Mine Road, which is a major logging road built and
For a chance to hold a fish that has existed, according to the fossil record, virtually unchanged for approximately 200 million years, the Toledo Zoo is inviting the public to attend the fifth showing of
The 32nd Ohio Wildlife Officer Training Academy to prepare the next class of 14 cadets began Monday, Aug. 14, according to the Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife.
“Wildlife officers are essential for the
Ohio Sea Grant researchers at the University of Toledo spent the past two summers collecting samples of various bacteria and algae at sites across the region’s shoreline to study microbe diversity. The tiny organisms are
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