If you look closely at the side of most freshwater fish, you will see one of their most unique sensory systems, the lateral line. This appears visually as a faint row running along the fish.
In a year that saw confirmed CWD cases in Illinois’ deer spike and disease prevalence hit an all-time high, any news is good news – and any potential resolution is seen as a good resolution.<br
Minnesota DNR Conservation Officer Nicholas Prachar, who patrols the Blackduck North area, received a unique phone call last week from a local trapper in Kelliher, Minn.
The trapper, who requested to remain nameless,
The DNR’s 2024 Public Access Lands Atlas is now available from the University of Wisconsin Bookstore for $104.95. The atlas is updated every two years and contains 441 maps covering all public lands, roads, and
The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board (NRB) approved the purchase of 30 acres, the sale of 20 acres, and exchange of two small parcels at its last meeting.
The board approved the purchase of 30
It was a dark, rainy morning when Washburn County Highway Commissioner Brian Danielsen called a homeowner at the intersection of county roads A and H in the Burnett County town of Scott.
“It’s the
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission last November adopted a change to trout-harvesting regulations on 12 streams located in eastern and central parts of the state.
The law, known as a “miscellaneous special regulation,”
Minnesota DNR officials have seen a steady decline in the prairie chicken population in northwestern Minnesota in recent years.
Emily Hutchins, DNR Erskine assistant area wildlife manager, said there are numerous factors causing the
Mention the state of Iowa and many people think about its rich, fertile land that grows fields of corn and beans. Iowa is also known for being the top hog producing state in the country.<br
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