Albany — The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has published a document entitled “2024 Categorization of New York State Trout Stream Reaches” for the fishing public to utilize.
The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department euthanized an aggressive bear Memorial Day weekend in Underhill, in northern Vermont, after the bear’s behavior was judged a risk to public safety.
Wildlife responded to a homeowner’s
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the New York State Canal Corporation joined together just prior to Memorial Day weekend to remind boaters to Clean, Drain, Dry their boats, trailers, fishing gear,
As the summer season fully approaches, officials from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the State Department of Health are encouraging the public, especially those who are regularly around waterbodies, to learn
Fishing seasons have gradually been opening across New York throughout the spring months and the June 15 black bass opener may be the biggest of them all. And this year, in familiar fashion, it opens
A unanimous Supreme Court on May 30 cleared the way for a National Rifle Association lawsuit against a former New York state official over claims she pressured companies to blacklist it following the 2018 school
The U.S. Forest Service conducted a trash removal from the Allegheny Reservoir during the 20th annual Allegheny Reservoir Cleanup Day held May 11.
Fifty-eight volunteers donated 464 hours to remove 540 tires and 45
Youth ages 8 to 13 experienced hands-on learning April 25 during a collaborative learning workshop that focused on the importance of maintaining and protecting water resources, native species and stream life, and healthy watersheds.
A Westchester County high school student’s painting of a striped bass earned her a top honor in the annual Wildlife Forever Art of Conservation Fish Art Contest.
Jenny Xu, of Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., actually
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