Fans of Wisconsin lake sturgeon fear their pursuits of this unique fish could come to a screeching halt sometime this summer if the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) caves to a protectionist group that’s
A day before the agency’s annual Roundtable event, the Minnesota DNR on Thursday released its updated state Invasive Carp Action Plan. The agency says the plan contains elements aimed to minimize and eliminate the spread
Almost a year ago, New York’s popular pheasant propagation and stocking program, which annually provides more than 30,000 adult ringnecks for upland hunting enthusiasts statewide, was in jeopardy after a disease outbreak at the state’s
The New York State Department of Environment Conservation has released a draft 2024-2033 Bobcat Management Plan for public comment.
The plan is an update to the 2012-2017 Bobcat Management Plan. Since the publication of
Cory Netland, Minnesota DNR New London area wildlife supervisor, remembers hearing the first report of a fisher in the New London area. It happened in 2013, and he was caught off guard because he thought
Jim Killen was known to look at life as a painting in waiting.
“It starts with a dream and a blank canvas and it’s anybody’s guess how it will turn out,” he’d say. “Then
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced last week that it would reopen enrollment for the Continuous Conservation Reserve Program. The program reopened Jan. 12. Additionally, producers already participating in CRP whose contracts expire this year
A federal judge issued an arrest warrant Jan. 8 for a Montana man who failed to show up for an initial court appearance on charges of killing thousands of birds, including bald and golden eagles.
Just prior to an extended string of frigid, ice-making days across the state, officials in Minnesota reported that one man had died after his truck broke through the ice of Lake Mille Lacs, and two
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