The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is preparing to implement a shift in the season for recreational striped bass, or rockfish. The seasonal shift opens April to catch-and-release fishing and closes all of August to
Want to help wildlife? Members of the Upland Bird Hunt Chapter of the Ruffed Grouse Society in Pennsylvania need volunteers for planting and fencing for wildlife for two projects.
First, on Friday, April 3,
In a recent decision, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania held that agrivoltaics, commonly referred to as “solar farms,” do not constitute an agricultural use.
The case in Lancaster County, involved West Lampeter Solar 1,
It still hasn’t been determined whether Sundays will be included in the 2026-27 migratory game bird seasons, according to the Game Commission.
Lower Trail closures in Pennsylvania’s Blair and Huntingdon counties are hampering hikers and bikers just as the season begins to turn warmer.
Despite an abundance of opportunities to fish year-round, opening day of trout season, founded in 1950, remains a rite of spring for many Pennsylvania anglers.
“It’s a tradition,” said Ron Steffe, 76, who lives
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission must be doing something right.
When anglers were asked to rate the agency’s management of the All-Tackle Catch-and-Release section of the Little Juniata River, 88% rated the agency’s
More than one-third of Pennsylvania waterways are impaired, and the number is trending upward, according to a report from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
About 28,820 assessed stream miles – including 1,000 more
Something giant is stirring in the woods of McKean County in northwestern Pennsylvania. The Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau is thrilled to announce Trolls in the Forest in McKean County, a world-class public art experience
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