The water level in Mallard Lake continues to fall due to the drought in northeast Arkansas. Arkansas Game and Fish Commission fisheries personnel lowered the water level 18 inches in the spring to replace the
The U.S. Corps of Engineers has begun a drawdown of Blue Mountain Lake in an effort to improve aquatic vegetation, make repairs to launch ramps and buoys, and to complete other projects.
The Jack Cox Scatter Creek Firing Range is now open. The range was temporarily closed for repairs and modifications in early June.
The pistol range at the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Dr. James E. Moore Jr. Camp Robinson Firing Range at Mayflower will re-open July 14.
Idaho Department of Fish and Game biologists need to extend grizzly bear trapping, begun earlier this summer, to the end of July.
Students of the Christie Administration’s first environmental jobs training program in Camden celebrated their graduation today at a ceremony at the Camden County Regional Emergency Training Center in Blackwood.
The green space at the North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s Conservation and Outdoor Skills Park at the state fairgrounds in Minot turned brown last summer following the Mouse River flood.
This fun-filled family event is designed for visitors to discover ways to appreciate and enjoy New Jersey’s great outdoors.
As campers and other vacationers prepare for their upcoming getaways, the Department of Environmental Management is urging them to refrain from transporting firewood to and from other areas, and to use, instead, only local firewood
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