Plans were underway for the privately-owned Penn’s Cave and Wildlife Park, in Pennsylvania’s Centre County, to become a state park. However, those plans have apparently fallen through.
“The governor and people from the Department
Few Illinois anglers have ever seen a bantam sunfish, and for good reason: The tiny fish has vanished from most of the state where it once lived and is mostly known from only two localities
Leaf-peeping prospects in Pennsylvania may be mixed this fall, owing to wonky weather in part of the state earlier this year.
Foliage in the southeast region could pale in comparison to that of the
The Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife fisheries biologists in charge of lake sturgeon reintroduction in the state are encouraged about the program’s progress so far.
So says Eric Weimer, fisheries biologist supervisor for the
The Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame, headquartered in Hayward, Wis., has selected seven individuals and one organization to be honored with induction into the organization for their significant and lasting contributions to the sport
The Professional Musky Tournament Trail (PMTT) came to Lake of the Woods for the first time Sept. 17 to 19. The lake delivered. Over three days, the field caught and released 117 muskies. Eighteen of
Minnesota’s spruce grouse population remains stable, but there is evidence of decline in the southern part of the species’ range.
Charlotte Roy, grouse project leader with the DNR, said the agency explored a couple
Dave Londe admits his natural resources career path wasn’t exactly straight-forward. It didn’t go from A to B to C.
Londe bobbed. Londe weaved. Londe took pre-med courses. Still, like many other college students
The last month of outdoor affairs in South Dakota included a habitat license-plate program that is generating less money than anticipated, a rejected proposal to allow anglers to harvest large muskies, and an optimistic outlook
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