With the New Year just beginning and our fishing, hunting, or wildlife watching adventures are becoming fond memories, it’s time to remember the private landowners who, through their generosity, helped to make these experiences possible.
Friday, January 13, 2012 will bethe new date for a concentrated survey of major rivers, lakes, reservoirs and the coast by staff from the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife and volunteers across the state. Originally
In January and February consider visiting with Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MassWildlife) staff at home shows and sportsmen’s shows across the state. Learn about the common wildlife in your neighborhood at the home shows
There is a wildlife housing need in Massachusetts that conservationists of all kinds can support! The Division of Fisheries and Wildlife is welcoming donations of constructed wood duck boxes or lumber for building boxes. Wood
Preliminary information on the archery and shotgun deer season results have been compiled though some check stations have yet to report their tallies. For the 2011 archery deer season, a preliminary statewide total of 3,689
January 12 –Natural Heritage Advisory Committee Meeting, Westborough– The next meeting is scheduled for January 12, 2012, 1:30 – 4:30 pm at the DFW Field Headquarters, 1 Rabbit Hill Road (off North Drive), in Westborough.
See the MassWildlife Fishing & Hunting Laws page for regulations, bag limits and zone information. JANUARY 2012 January 1–Happy New Year! We hope you enjoy and use this calendar for your recreation and educational needs.
Beneath the big stories of 2011, like the state government shutdown and debate over a Vikings stadium, some other long-term trends quietly took root. Look back through the past year of Outdoor News, and you’ll
Kurt Haroldson, a pheasant researcher for the DNR in Madelia, called it a “welcome change” from last year; “from a pheasant’s perspective, it’s pretty wonderful,” he said.
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