Fishing
FWC staff proposes the country’s strongest conservation measures for freshwater turtles
After months of reviewing and discussing the issue of freshwater turtle harvest in Florida, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) staff will present a draft rule at the Commission meeting in Tallahassee on April
Biologists and veterinarians expect lab tests to provide more medical clues on collared Arizona jaguar
Biologists and veterinarians expect to learn more about the medical conditions that led to the demise of a collared jaguar that was euthanized this week due to kidney failure. Veterinarians from the Phoenix Zoo conducted
Spring Turkey Hunt Opportunity for Youth
Meeker, Colo. – Thanks to support from private landowners, the Colorado Division of Wildlife Hunter Outreach Program is offering three youth hunters the opportunity to participate in a premier, private land spring turkey hunt near
Tournament Released Bass May be a Violation of Alabama’s Public Water Stocking Regulation
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division (WFF) has recently become aware of a type of fishing tournament where rules permit anglers to fish in various water bodies and
DNR, federal agents crack case involving illegally imported deer
A three year investigation by the S.C. Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service involving the illegal importation of white-tailed deer into South Carolina has lead to the indictment of individuals
DNR Announces 2009 Summer Flounder Regulations
Annapolis, MD – The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Department of Fisheries today announced new regulations for the 2009 summer flounder fishery. The new 2009 recreational summer flounder regulations will be: Creel and Size
DNR announces new hunter survey
Madison – Department of Natural Resources Secretary Matt Frank today announced a new online survey to collect input regarding deer management issues and thanked the Deer Management Unit Review Stakeholders Panel for their work in
Idaho mulls shorter elk hunting season
Coeur D’Alene, Idaho (AP) — Idaho wildlife managers are considering shrinking the hunting season for elk this fall to allow herds to recover from a harsh winter that took a toll on populations last winter.
DNR could get nearly $8 million in stimulus funds
Columbus – Ohio’s state-owned outdoor recreational facilities stand to benefit from the recently approved federal economic stimulus legislation – to the tune of about $7.8 million. The Ohio DNR learned in late February that it
