Cedar Creek Township, Mich. (AP) – University of Michigan researchers are collecting information to explore the possibility of reopening a river in western Michigan that was closed during the lumbering era of the 1800s. Professor
In addition to killing two wolves from Oregon’s Imnaha pack in order to reduce the chances of future livestock predation, wildlife officials caught that pack’s alpha male in a trap. The big dog was sedated
The Iowa DNR wrapped up its initial fish stocking for the spring, releasing 112 million walleye fry into Iowa lakes, 263,000 northern pike into lakes and rivers, and about 2,500 muskies into four lakes. The
Don’t miss this chance to rediscover a favorite pastime or share it with a friend “Gone fishing” signs will be posted on doors across the state June 11 and 12 as Missourians enjoy a favorite
A Becoming an Outdoors-Family workshop will be held June 24-26 at Ponca State Park. The workshop focuses on basic outdoor skills to help a family enjoy the outdoors. There will be instruction in survival, wild
A Becoming an Outdoors-Woman workshop will be held Sept. 30-Oct. 2 at the State 4-H Camp at the Bessey Ranger District of the Nebraska National Forest near Halsey. This workshop is for women age 18
At least two of the three peregrine falcon eggs at Nebraska’s State Capitol hatched recently, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. The female peregrine laid the eggs in mid-April and the pair had
COLORADO SPRINGS – The Colorado Division of Wildlife will host a family fishing clinic from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., June 4, at Quail Lake. Free fishing rods and reels will be given away to
DURANGO, Colo. – The Colorado Division of Wildlife is starting a five-year research project in the Durango area to learn more about the local black bear population. This is the first study of its kind
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