Fishing
Judge blocks deal on protections for wolves
BOISE, Idaho (AP) – A federal judge has blocked a proposal to lift the endangered species protections for wolves in Montana and Idaho that had been hammered out by U.S. wildlife officials and conservation groups.
CO: Commissioners Begin Water Plan Reviews
MEEKER, Colo. — The Colorado Wildlife Commission Thursday received Fish and Wildlife Mitigation Plans from Denver Water and the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District that describe the water providers’ proposals for addressing expected impacts from
Missouri’s first group of ‘restoration’ elk scheduled to arrive April 30
Public viewing will be prohibited at first to help assure safety of the confined elk The first group of elk that are part of the Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) elk restoration project are scheduled
VT: Turkey Hunting Safety Tips
WATERBURY, VT – Vermont’s 18,000 turkey hunters need to start patterning their turkey guns, checking their calls and thinking about turkey hunting safety. May first is almost as important as the opening of firearms deer
VT: I’ve Passed Hunter Education, Now What Can I Do?
WATERBURY, VT – This is a question that faces most youth after successfully passing a Hunter Education Safety class. Waiting for the next opportunity to get out into the woods can be difficult, but it
A brief history of Asian carp use, Yesterday and Today
Pine Bluff, Ark. – Asian carp have been migrating northward in the Mississippi River and its tributaries for several years after escaping from southern U.S. fish farms and sewage lagoons during mid-1990s flooding. That
New N.H. Wildlife Harvest Summary Available
CONCORD, N.H. — Wildlife biologists from the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department have finished tabulating the final numbers for the 2010 hunting seasons, and results are now available in the new report “2010 New
Access to California’s Tehama Wildlife Area to be Limited Through Summer
California Department of Fish and Game (DFG) must keep a portion of the Tehama Wildlife Area (TWA) closed this summer for public safety reasons. Normally the area is opened on the last Friday in March,
Delaware: DNREC Secretary invites volunteers to help clean up Christina River April 16
Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control Secretary Collin O’Mara encourages volunteers to join the cleanup efforts along the Christina River and several of its tributaries on Saturday, April 16 from 8 a.m. until
