A good portion of northern and western New York is in the targeted path of a total solar eclipse that will take place on April 8, 2024. To accommodate an expected influx of travelers hoping
Two different styles of fishing tournaments helped to christen the month of June on Lake Ontario, forcing teams to enact unique strategies and fishing tactics to earn a victory during a time when the body
The N.Y. State Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced that a common parasite and a bacteria contributed to a large fish die-off in Seneca Lake. DEC Fisheries staff collected samples of alewife, a forage fish,
As the summer season approached, New York Outdoor News reported that several Northeastern wildlife agencies, including New York, had issued public warnings regarding summer bear activity. Those warnings and predictions have come to fruition. Across
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is seeking public comment through Sept. 15 on the draft Adirondack Foothills Unit Management Plan that will guide the recreational usage of six State Forest tracts in
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland visited the Northeast recently, traveling to New York and Vermont in support of President Joe Biden’s clean energy and climate crisis initiatives.
In Albany, Sec. Haaland and
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Wildlife Biologist Matthew Palumbo, PhD, has built a career researching birds. Currently he works in DEC’s Avian Diversity Unit studying non-game bird species.
Palumbo is curious about
A mix of outdoor-related stories from across New York published in the July 28, 2023 edition of New York Outdoor News.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is hoping hunters will participate in a multi-year study of non-lead ammunition and its potential effects on New York’s eagle conservation efforts.
The agency is partnering
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