After an operation that lasted 30 days, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has suspended its lethal removal effort for an uncollared wolf in Rio Blanco County that met the agency’s chronic depredation definition.
CPW staff
Something giant is stirring in the woods of McKean County in northwestern Pennsylvania. The Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau is thrilled to announce Trolls in the Forest in McKean County, a world-class public art experience
New York’s new catch-and-release season for trout in inland trout streams does not appear to be having a significant impact on wild trout populations, according to a newly released study from the state Department of
In February, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced over $1.2 billion in Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration apportionments to support states, commonwealths and territories in its efforts to fund conservation and outdoor opportunities.
On Wednesday, March 11, members of New York’s sporting community gathered at the Well of the Legislative Office Building in the State Capitol to meet face-to-face with dozens of state lawmakers as part of the
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ FalconCam is live for the 2026 nesting season. This year’s livestream is using a new camera that offers a much sharper view of peregrine falcons – and, for the
While the 2026 trout “harvest” opener for inland streams doesn’t commence until April 11, opportunities abound for stream-trout anglers over the next several weeks in southeast Minnesota.
The streams of the southeast Driftless Area
Representatives from the Legislative Citizens Commission on Minnesota Resources testified before the House and Senate last week on their annual funding recommendations. No vote was taken during the March 3, House Environment and Natural Resources
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has seen positive results in restoring native Colorado River cutthroat trout in Colorado through the introduction of Trojan male brook trout.
Also known as YY brook trout, Trojan males have
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