The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently released the 2025 schedule for the New York State Licensed Guide, Falconry, Wildlife Rehabilitator, and Leashed Tracking Dog License examinations.
The tree nursery grows more than 50 conifer and hardwood species from local seed sources, creating seedlings that are well-suited to New York State’s climate. Seedlings are sold in bundles of 25 or more and
The first of several state-wide free fishing days in New York will take place Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 15-16, during President’s Day weekend. During these designated days, residents and visitors to New York State are
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Feb. 7, 2025, edition of New York Outdoor News.
Among the interesting topics readers have been discussing and debating as of late is one that revolves around any potential possibility that the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation might expand deer hunting in
How humans read and view modern maps is one of the biggest advancements when it comes to changes in the world of hunting.
For most, long gone are the days of looking over a physical
Hunters and anglers are a funny bunch. We take in a few points of data, such as seasonal timing and weather, and we draw big conclusions. The easiest way to frame this is when it
New York is poised to receive nearly $32 million in federal conservation funds for the Fiscal Year 2025. The funding is among $1.3 billion in apportionments nationwide though the Wildlife Restoration Act, better known as
Walleye are biting great about 5-8 feet off the bottom on this fishery.
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