The Ohio Bass Fishing Hall of Fame on May 12 announced that seven people have been chosen as the 2026 class of inductees, emerging as the top vote-getters among the 14 people announced as finalists
Invasive woody plants present a major ecological challenge in eastern U.S. forests by outcompeting native species and spreading quickly, forming dense thickets that crowd out native plants and disrupt ecosystems.
Land managers have tried,
Most everyone would recognize the tandem terms “flora and fauna” when it comes to describing living creatures – namely plants and animals – in forested areas. But there’s another alliterative term representing a third important
Thousands of horseshoe crabs have started landing on Maryland’s shores this spring for what is believed to be the world’s oldest wildlife migration.
Dating back an estimated 350 million years, the annual spawning occurs
Work to plug several orphaned oil and gas wells along, and near, the Allegheny National Forest’s Minister Creek trail will begin this month, the U.S. Forest Service recently announced.
Orphaned wells are found throughout
A little bit of history was made on the Sandusky River on May 28 – about 65,000 “little bits,” actually – in the form of fingerling sauger that were stocked at Fremont by the Ohio
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is taking to the air to fight invasive plant species.
The agency began using drones to apply herbicide targeting non-native, invasive plant species in 2025, focusing on wetland areas. Among
Michigan deer hunters will face some of the most significant regulation changes in decades after the state’s Natural Resources Commission approved a sweeping package of new rules for the 2026 and 2027 hunting seasons.
With Great Lakes whitefish in steep decline, should Michigan cast a lifeline to commercial fishers and allow them to catch other species?
Even if those species are walleyes and trout? That was the subject
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