The Conestoga River is Pennsylvania’s 2026 River of the Year, the result of statewide voting in an annual competition sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
The 61-mile waterway flowing through
Adam Beinhauer, of Pittsburgh (Lancaster County); Wade Clark III, of Apollo (Bedford County); Benjamin Conklin, of Effort (Carbon County); Joseph D’Andrea, of Congers, N.Y. (Carbon County); Joshua Elchin, of Windber (Blair County); Peter Havens, of
Pennsylvania projects will benefit from a significant new investment in conservation and outdoor recreation recently announced by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for the Delaware River watershed.
A once-pristine southwestern Pennsylvania trout stream has been dropped from the state stocking schedule because of lead contamination from a nearby shooting range, as environmentalists call for faster enforceable action against the polluter.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission recently announced that it will hold a big game scoring session at the Northeast Regional Headquarters building at 3917 Memorial Highway here on Saturday, March 21.
In a continuing joint effort to provide solutions to crop damage by deer, the state Department of Agriculture, Pennsylvania Game Commission, Pennsylvania Farm Bureau and Hunters Sharing the Harvest held a town hall meeting Feb.
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is monitoring the fish produced at its state hatcheries for levels of forever chemicals, and the matter has caught the attention of state lawmakers.
During the Feb. 4
Allegations of harassment by two former employees of the Pennsylvania Game Commission surfaced during a legislative hearing on Feb. 3.
But legislators voted to keep the issue under wraps. The Tuesday meeting of the
A pair of state senators have teamed up on plans to introduce legislation that would reinstate the Monday opening day of rifle deer season in Pennsylvania.
On Feb. 12, Sen. Gene Yaw, R-Lycoming, and
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