Fishing
Buffer, easements find session funds
As did other state agencies, the Board of Water and Soil Resources emerged from the legislative session with a larger General Fund budget than it’s seen in recent years
Cold spring a drag on fish license sales
The sales of fishing licenses are well off their normal pace so far this year, but officials aren’t exactly scratching their heads trying to figure out the reason.
USFWS seeks to delist wolves across Lower 48
Federal officials are declaring victory in their four-decade campaign to rescue the gray wolf, a predator the government once considered a nuisance and tried to exterminate.
Genius at conservation, identifying plants in southern Illinois, will be missed
A legend in the fauna of Illinois passed away last month
Could there be such a thing as chemical 'trail cameras' for CWD
A neighbor, Bill Robichaud, has been consulting in Laos on the critically endangered saola, a small, horned mammal.
Deer herd health begins with fawn recruitment
The summer months are important for the deer herd, as fawns born in the spring begin to grow and develop.
Wolf management issues persist
Wolf management in Michigan is getting muddier by the minute
Man cited for attempted sale of white-tailed deer fawns
A DNR conservation officer says a citation was mailed earlier this week to Bruce A. Finneman, 44, of Zimmerman for attempting to sell two whitetail fawns via Craigslist.
