As part of the watershed-wide Chesapeake Bay Awareness Week, the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources recently celebrated the new naturalistic fish passage at Shikellamy State Park in Northumberland County for its upstream benefit
House Bill 1431, which would fully repeal the ban on Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania, passed the state Senate June 26 by a 34-16 vote.
Introduced by Rep. Mandy Steele, D-Allegheny, the bill passed the
The debate over Sunday hunting legislation has been beaten to death in Pennsylvania, but the latest banter has revealed quite a bit of hypocrisy.
And a few problems. First, I believe Sunday hunting is
A Centre County man died while kayaking with friends on the Youghiogheny River at Ohiopyle State Park in Fayette County, Pa., June 13.
Michael Barney, 43, of State College, drowned when his kayak got
It might have been one for the Pennsylvania books – the record books – if only Dan Brown had been able to locate a certified scale for his mammoth flathead catfish.
The South Philadelphia
In Pennsylvania, 3.5 million people are served by private well systems, according to Penn State Extension.
To better understand potential contamination of the groundwater feeding these systems, a team of researchers from Penn State
Chronic wasting disease has surfaced in another area of northeast Pennsylvania, months after the first confirmation of the disease in the region.
The most recent case – a red deer from a captive deer
Bruce Trumbower has a passion for habitat and sharing it with others
Twenty-five years ago he hunted his Pennsylvania farm during the first week of rifle deer season and realized there was a problem.<br
The great egret population has largely recovered in the U.S., with the big birds becoming somewhat common in the South. But in Pennsylvania, the stately white fish-eater is listed as “state endangered,” with breeding populations
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