It was déjà vu all over again for Lake Erie fishing contests when a team competing in the Bart’s Cove Duel, at Dunkirk, N.Y., allegedly attempted to slip one over on tournament officials and other
Walt Disney said, “laughter is timeless. Imagination has no age. Dreams are forever.”
Age doesn’t matter to 83-year-old Frank Antenori, of Peckville, Pa. He was doing some laughing, imagining what would happen if his
Wake surfing has become a scourge on many Wisconsin lakes, and Richard and Carol Phillips are trying to help local communities prepare for the onslaught of the big boats and havoc from waves they create.<br
On Aug. 1, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s Atlantic Striped Bass Management Board debated new management measures intended to help rebuild the over-fished striped bass population.
Last November, scientists informed the Management Board
An Oneida County school district’s hopes to build a new trapshooting range on the school forest hinges on a judge’s decision not expected until December after two neighbors challenged a DNR wetland permit granted to
Citizens living west of Crex Meadows Wildlife Area near Grantsburg, Wis., in Burnett County have often complained to the Natural Resources Board (NRB) about high water flooding their land, but a new report indicates that
The electric fish barrier to keep Asian carp from entering the Iowa Great Lakes through the Lower Gar Lake outlet has been in place and operational for the past 11 years.
Over that time,
The Iowa Natural Resources Commission approved the acquisition of one large parcel as well as a smaller parcel of land at their regularly scheduled meeting last Thursday at the Wallace Building in Des Moines. <br
The Biden Administration’s recent confirmation of its intent to remove federal funding for hunter education and archery programs in public schools continues to receive criticism from conservation groups and political leaders.
Among them
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