Several beaver carcasses were found on a popular hiking trail in the Town of New Hartford, in Oneida County, in February, and some area citizens are upset about it.
While state and local officials
The Adirondack Park Agency is continuing to solicit input to help inform the board’s interpretation of the Adirondack Park State Land Master Plan’s Wild Forest Basic Guideline No. 4, including a new No Material Increase
DEC reminds New Yorkers that now is the time to take down bird feeders and secure garbage to avoid potential conflicts with black bears. The Vermont F&W, meanwhile, has already issued its annual spring warning
Quite often the people behind the scenes who accomplish the work that positively affects our natural resources don’t receive the accolades they deserve. Senior aquatic biologist Jim Markham, with the Department of Environmental Conservation’s Lake
The final recovery plan details a brief history of Hudson River American shad and actions taken by DEC and others to rebuild the stock since 2010. It outlines recovery goals and benchmarks based on decades
Short outdoor news stories from across New York published in the April 7, 2023 edition of New York Outdoor News.
A $4.9 million project continues in the Village of Sackets Harbor on the shores of Lake Ontario, in Jefferson County, that includes upgrades at Market Square Park boat launch that will close access for the
Many of these events are part of the state’s Youth Turkey Program designed to introduce youth between the ages of 12 and 15 to the fundamentals of turkey hunting and provide an opportunity to hunt
New York’s National Archery In Schools Program recently held its 15th annual state archery tournament at the NYS Fairgrounds, in Syracuse, showcasing the archery skills of 635 students from 35 schools from across the state.<br
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