Michigan anglers casting for bass, walleye or other fish this summer may occasionally notice biologists and technicians launching specialized boats equipped with nets and other equipment.
It’s not a covert operation – it is
Laine Graves had never shot in a moment quite like what he faced last Friday at the Minnesota State High School League’s Clay Target State Tournament, but to say he was completely unprepared for the
On June 29, federal wildland fire officials released the identities of three firefighters who died while responding to the Knowles Fire in western Colorado on Saturday. The firefighters were assigned to the Rifle Helitack crew
Lansing — Hunters scouting the Michigan outdoors and fishermen who venture into the woods are being advised to keep an eye out for an invasive insect. The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has
The innovative FishPass project on the Boardman-Ottaway River is entering its final phase of construction, bringing a decades-long vision for fish passage and invasive species control one step closer to reality.
Project leaders say
Fourteen-year-old fisherman Jacob Chapman couldn’t resist the urge to try to catch a giant longnose gar when he spotted a school of them on Indian Creek in early June.
The section of Indian Creek
David Argent’s first fishing rod was one he crafted himself from a stick, a piece of found fishing line, and a hook fashioned from a nail.
He was 8 years old and on a
Alpha-gal syndrome, a disease spread by the lone star tick (Amblyomma americanum), is a growing concern in Pennsylvania.
AGS is an allergic reaction to meat caused by an oligosaccharide sugar, galactose- -1,3-galactose. The sugar
Roznere discussed clam biology, threats to their populations, and conservation efforts that are underway in Ohio.
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