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HI: DLNR begins roadway and parking improvements at Waimea Canyon Lookout
Lookout will be closed May 9 – 23; visitors are directed to Pu‘u Hinahina LIHU‘E — The Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) will begin construction of roadway and parking improvements at Waimea Canyon
SD: Take Mom Fishing For Mother’s Day
A sunny day, a lawn chair, maybe a good book, and some minnows or worms sounds like the perfect Mother’s Day. Moms like spending time with their families, and what better way to spend a
South Dakota Students Win 2011 State-Fish Art Contest
BROOKLYN CENTER, MINN. – Wildlife Forever is proud to announce the winners of the 2011 State-Fish Art Contest in South Dakota. A distinguished panel of wildlife artists and honorary judges selected the following winners for
SD: Openings for HuntSAFE Class In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls, S.D. – The Sioux Falls Outdoor Campus has plenty of openings for a HuntSAFE class that starts today. Youth 12 and over who would like to participate in the upcoming South Dakota hunting
Washington DFW provides toll-free number to report derelict fishing gear
Boaters, divers and others who encounter derelict fishing gear in Washington’s marine waters can report their findings using a new toll-free phone number: (855) 542-3935. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) recently added

Wisconsin: size limit for Chippewa Flowage largemouth bass to be removed
The 14-inch size limit for largemouth bass on the Chippewa Flowage in Sawyer County will be removed for at least the next three years, the state Department of Natural Resources reports. Fisheries officials said the
Enter Now! Maine Moose Permit Lottery Deadline is May 13
Moose Permit Lottery ONLINE Applications Due Friday, May 13 Less than two weeks remain to enter the 2011 Maine Moose Permit Lottery! Online applications for the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife’s 2011 Moose
Eastern Washington grouse populations boosted with relocated birds
Low populations of two bird species native to eastern Washington’s shrub-steppe habitat got a boost this spring with relocation efforts by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW). Greater sage grouse and Columbian sharp-tailed

Illegal Trade of Walrus Ivory and Polar Bear Hides for Drugs and Firearms Charged
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Alaska Region announced today the arrest of three individuals as a result of nine-months of investigation into the illegal commercialization of walrus ivory, polar bear hides, and other wildlife.