At approximately 3 p.m., Forest Rangers were notified of the hiker and her dog in distress on Mount Marcy. The initial call came through Essex County 911 from a hiker with a dog who said
The public comment deadline for The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s draft Commissioner Policy to guide the future use of Other Power-Driven Mobility Devices (OPDMDs) on DEC-managed lands is March 9.
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Outdoor sport and gun shows continue to take place across New York this month and New York Outdoor News will be represented at several of them.
With no leaves on the trees, and the need to hunt frequently, owls tend to be more visible in winter, sometimes even in daytime.
If a red fox tunnels under your tool shed or burrows beneath putting greens on golf courses, you won’t guarantee it a long, healthy life by hiring a trapper to have the fox moved to
The bear that made an early appearance in Shell Lake recently must have missed the Groundhog’s Day memo. Or does a bear in a tree mean the arrival of an early spring? For whatever reason,
In a major boost for one of Wisconsin’s most ecologically significant regions, The Nature Conservancy (TNC) has secured nearly 1,000 acres of jack pine/oak forest and wetlands in the Central Sands Region, linking protected habitat
Illinois DNR offices that involve hunting, fishing and recreational shooting would see just a handful of new workers under the recently-proposed state budget.
Headcounts in the Office of Resource Conservation would go from 236
The Wisconsin State Senate recently passed a resolution honoring the life and work of the late George Meyer, who passed away Dec. 10, 2025.
In making the resolution, Sen. Brad Pfaff (D-Onalaska), the primary
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