DFG is calling on the residents of Kern County to help with the long-term recovery of the San Joaquin (SJ) kit fox.
According to the Outdoor Industry Association, more than 20 percent of Americans tent-camp, and 4 percent go tent-backpacking.
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks released its decision today to move forward with its Missouri River Basin Northern Pike Suppression Project. The joint Region 3/Region 4 project seeks to reduce the threat posed to wild
Sportfishing seasons for halibut will be four days longer in Puget Sound, and more fish will be available for harvest early in the season off the state’s southern coast under catch quotas for 2012 adopted
Forest health experts say unseasonably warm weather across Wisconsin is raising concerns that oak wilt, a serious and almost always fatal fungal disease of red oaks, will likely appear sooner than normal and encourage landowners
In the past, when a resident or nonresident hunter failed to get a big game tag in the annual draw, they would lower their heads with the knowledge that they would have to wait another
When critters discover doors that open automatically as they approach them, wild things can often occur. “Clean Up On Aisle 4!” Someone neglected to inform the black bear that wandered into the Olean, New York,
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation recently confirmed origins of the mountain lion struck and killed by a motorist in November 2011 near Minco.
One hundred fifteen students from around the state met at the Booker Fowler Fish Hatchery on March 5 and 7 to participate in the paddlefish spawn.
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