Oswego, N.Y. — Biologists with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service caught a rare native fish in Oswego, New York, last month that would make even the brightest fall foliage look pale in comparison.
Lansing — Michigan’s bat populations are showing some encouraging signs of recovery, but a deadly fungal disease continues to threaten several species, particularly the endangered northern long-eared bat, according to the Michigan DNR’s 2026 annual
Good conservation and good public policy have something important in common: Both require us to think beyond the immediate moment. Decisions about energy development, infrastructure and public lands can shape our outdoor opportunities, fish and
Columbus — The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife reported strong production in white oak trees and moderate production in red oaks during its 2026 acorn mast survey. The survey found this year an average
Columbus – Ohio Division of Wildlife investigator Justus Nethero said he’s never prosecuted cases like the ones he dealt with between 2019 and 2025 involving Doug and Britny DeVaul.
The cases were related. And
The Minnesota DNR recognized National Bison Day on Nov. 7 by celebrating the continued growth of the Minnesota Bison Conservation Herd and recent donations that are helping establish and expand other herds in Minnesota and
A startling scene unfolded in front of Lisa and Bill Hoffman recently, and she luckily had her camera ready to record the scene: A red-winged blackbird flew up to harass a passing bald eagle, and
“Major has an appointment with his cardiologist on October 21,” I told Sue Zimmer over the phone. “If you are around, maybe we could get together.”
Readers will remember Zimmer, of Pewaukee, from pheasant
One hundred years ago, in September 1926, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture William Jardine provided the first wilderness designation for the area that would later be named the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in Minnesota’s Superior
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