Pennsylvania Game Commission officials like to point out periodically that they manage not just white-tailed deer, black bears and turkeys, but more than 430 species, for the benefit of all state residents.
The debate over Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania has been going on for years.
Wildlife biologist Sarah Dippold thought she was losing it when she pulled into the driveway of the Hemlock Hill Biological Research Area in northern Crawford County one evening in late May
The state Department of Environmental Protection apparently has no intention of listing the lower Susquehanna River as “impaired”
Pennsylvania Game commissioners held a work group session in Harrisburg May 29, with the main discussion item a review of the state’s wildlife management unit system
The fight to bring Sunday hunting to Pennsylvania is not over yet
Pennsylvania Game Commission wildlife conservation officers recently filed charges against them for a killing spree in which a total of eight white-tailed deer were found shot and left to rot.
Pennsylvania has a vast supply of contaminated water flowing daily from its abandoned mine works; 300 million gallons a day by the state’s estimate.
Wildlife watcher Gary Lang got a little more than he bargained for when a black bear crashed through the glass doors of his southwestern Pennsylvania home one recent night.
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