A project that would replace a boat ramp on the Illinois River is in the early stages, according to a report by the Jacksonville Journal-Courier. Anthony Miller, with Hutchinson Engineering, told the newspaper that the
One camper was ticketed and another was reportedly treated for burns after a campfire on Goose Island on Lower Saranac Lake in New York got out of control.
A New York State Department of
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation wildlife biologists are holding a virtual meeting on Sept. 23, to advise the public of a variety of regional and statewide waterfowl news and updates.
What would an outside professional think of Wisconsin’s wildlife situation?
Dr. Bill Clark is a population ecologist, with a broad background in many wildlife and plant species, who also nurtures a special interest in
Bill Smith, chair of Wisconsin’s Natural Resources Board (NRB), has weathered a period of turmoil and change on the board, which sets policy for the Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
“Ever since 1967 there
Before northern Michigan’s economy was a logging and mining economy, it was based on fur trade, largely beaver fur. Men’s hats made of beaver fur were incredibly popular and as a result of unlimited demand
The 7,000 miles of rivers that flow through the 8,700 square miles of the Saginaw Bay watershed have a long history of ecological calamity.
Dioxins in the Tittabawassee River, PFAS in the Shiawassee River,
The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board (NRB) received a long-awaited summary of rules involving wake boats at its Aug. 14 meeting, but for now the best way to regulate wake boat use seems to be through
The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board (NRB) will meet in-person to consider rulemaking documents at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25, at the Food + Farm Exploration Center in the Ag Grand Hall at 3400 Innovation Drive
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