The Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Wildlife Emergency Treatment Center will be located at the Eagar Rodeo Grounds beginning on Tuesday, June 14, although the center is able to receive calls now. The Center is
The Montana Wild Outdoor Learning Center in Helena will present a free fly fishing class for adults and kids 11-years old and up on June 20 at 2668 Broadwater Ave. beginning at 7 p.m. The
Several Fishing Access Sites in southwestern Montana are closed due to flooding and resulting unsafe conditions. Jefferson River sites impacted by high water include Kountz Bridge, Mayflower Bridge, Cardwell Bridge, Sappington Bridge, Williams’ Bridge, and
New Wisconsin DNR website will steer you to the right place, at the right time If you’re looking for a kid- or adult-oriented fishing clinic this summer in Wisconsin, visit the newly renamed Fishing Clinics
Susan P. Davies, of Oakland, Maine, was presented with the 2011 Environmental Stewardship Award from the Society for Freshwater Science for her commitment to understanding and protecting freshwater habitats A biologist with the Maine Department
The Lake Manawa State Park campground has been closed through August due to safety concerns that the levee holding the Missouri River back will not withstand the pressure over the expected eight weeks of flooding.
Spencer Endorf of Norfolk won the overall title for the second straight time at the Nebraska High School 3-D archery tournament June 11 in Broken Bow. He scored 466 out of a possible 480 points.
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) has reopened all boat traffic for a four-mile long stretch in the Atchafalaya Basin in St. Martin Parish starting at noon on June 13. The department closed
MUSKEGON, Mich. (AP) – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plans a sea lamprey survey in Muskegon County later this month. The goal is to determine whether it’s necessary to do sea lamprey control in
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