A section of the Great Allegheny Passage in Fayette County, Pa., will remain closed indefinitely following a deadly rockslide Oct. 17, according to state officials who are investigating the incident.
A 79-year-old Wisconsin woman
The Allegheny National Forest is using prescribed fire operations this fall. The burns were scheduled to take place between late October and early November, as weather conditions allowed. The controlled fire were to help reduce
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat commissioners at their quarterly meeting Oct. 26 heard complaints about how the agency was handling a looming combination of its law enforcement staff with the Game Commission’s game wardens from a
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has opened 468 miles of administrative state forest roads across 18 of Pennsylvania’s 20 state forest districts, expanding public access for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts during fall and
By unanimous votes the state Legislature approved a bill that limits Pennsylvania game wardens to the same regulations police officers abide by when investigating possible crimes on private property.
And Gov. Josh Shapiro signed
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission recently announced that it has certified a new state record channel catfish.
On the evening of Saturday, Oct. 3, angler David Taylor Jr., 44, of Munhall, Allegheny County,
A fish salvage operation that concluded with a significant number of fish being buried in a pit at a Lackawanna County lake has generated a public outcry against the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission.
Pennsylvania’s potential new archery elk record – a massive 8×8 typical bull – may be in jeopardy amid trespassing charges against a guide and a caller on the Centre County hunt.
Guide Mike Conaway
Wildlife Forever recently announced the opening of the 2026-27 Art of Conservation Bird Art Contest and Fish Art Contest. With support from title sponsor Bass Pro Shops, the annual programs aim to inspire youth around
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