At the NWTF’s August national board of directors meeting, held this year in Watkins Glenn, N.Y., NWTF conservation staff officially launched the new Forests and Flocks Initiative, a 13-state landscape-scale effort.
Across New York several outdoor oriented programs geared toward women are coming up or have taken place already. Here’s a summary of what has been sent to New York Outdoor News.
Nine years ago, Stephanie Pierleoni, of Newfane, N.Y., had a dream to create a fishing tournament on Lake Ontario that would allow women to enjoy a salmon and trout resource that she has a passion
Lake Clear, N.Y. — The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and Gov. Kathy Hochul’s office recently announced the completion of construction and the ahead-of-schedule opening of the second phase of the Adirondack Rail
After claiming his first blue trophy at the season’s fourth event at the St. Johns River, Cory Johnston, of Otonabee, Canada, tallied 102 pounds and claimed the $100,000 top prize at the Bassmaster Elite series
Remember when you were a kid and your parents said if you didn’t clean your room they were going to do it for you? Deep down, you knew that as much as you wanted to
Deer and bear hunters across New York are about go afield as regional hunting opportunities are set to begin in early and mid-September.
For black bear hunters, the early season in several Southeastern Wildlife
Building on a previous incentive-based program to encourage hunters to use non-lead ammunition, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced the expansion of a rebate program and its ongoing study that focuses
Hunters, anglers and others who have a passion to explore the outdoors – along with farmers, loggers, construction workers, and government agencies – have purchased thousands of off-road vehicles during the past four decades.
During
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