Harrisburg — Pennsylvania game commissioners at their April 11 meeting took the following actions: Certified hunter program The commissioners voted to adopt regulations that will guide the agency’s Certified Hunter Program, which connects hunters and
Pennsylvania game commissioners gave final approval to the 2026-27 hunting and trapping seasons and bag limits at their April 11 meeting.
The commissioners decided that rifle deer season will begin the Saturday after Thanksgiving
The Pennsylvania Game Commission announced at its April 11 meeting that 1,469,000 antlerless deer licenses will be allocated statewide for 2026-27, which is 12% more than the 1,312,000 antlerless licenses allocated for 2025-26.
In
Laurel Caverns – Pennsylvania’s newest, and only underground, state park – opens to the public on Earth Day April 22.
Located in Forbes State Forest in Fayette County, the 426-acre park is centered around
The mesmerizing display, about an hour after sunrise, was over almost as soon as it began. The birds circled a few times and then headed out to neighboring farm fields, seeking unharvested grains and other
The parents of a toddler who suffered a minor injury at a Pennsylvania theme park zoo after squeezing through a fence near a wolf enclosure and making contact with one of the animals have been
Turkey hens pay the price for keeping the ecology ball rolling, so to speak.
A recently published study on female wild turkeys shows how different stages of reproduction influence the survival of hens and
On March 27 at the end of this year’s Great Lakes Fishery Commission’s Lake Erie Committee meetings, the 2026 walleye and yellow perch Total Allowable Catch (TAC) quotas were shared.
As has been pointed
After years of study and discussion, Pennsylvania appears to be moving closer to developing a statewide wildlife corridors plan aimed at connecting fragmented habitats and reducing animal-vehicle collisions.
Corridors that promote the safe passage
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