For the first time in more than five decades, everyone in the family can legally eat fish they catch in the stretch of the Hudson River in New York from Catskill south. The New York
Lawmakers from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula are pushing legislation to create a separate Natural Resources Commission for the peninsula after years of complaints about poor representation.
Rep. Dave Preston, R-Cedar River, described the bill package
A three-year research project to measure the success of H2Ohio and its overall effect on Ohio’s environment is underway at 80 sites along Lake Erie and in many of the state’s restored wetlands.
Secretive
Two children were injured – one fatally – in separate boating-related incidents in May, and an adult drowned in March, according to the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission.
Gesar Albarracin Guncay, 12, of Sag
While it may slip by unnoticed by many anglers, the opening day of bass season in Pennsylvania, the second Saturday in June, still holds excitement for folks who fish tournaments.
Bass fishing has
Researchers are conducting a statewide survey of Minnesota’s small mammals, using new technology to better understand species populations, ecosystem health, and the role small mammals play in spreading disease.
As we reach the season when reproductive efforts of bobwhite quail hits prime time and nesting activities peak, let’s outline the factors responsible for the steep, long-term decline in numbers of this upland bird observed
Texas wildlife investigators say a man illegally killed at least 13 white-tailed bucks across three counties over an 11-month span, often shooting the deer from a vehicle before removing the heads and leaving the carcasses
Flying over Minnesota lakes, conservation officer pilots help ensure accurate data collection for creel surveys on some of the state’s most popular waterways.
Brianna Shaw, a Minnesota state conservation officer pilot, is a newer
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