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Charles Miner elected to Wildlife Foundation of New Hampshire board
The Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire Board of Directors announces its newest board member, Charles R. Miner Jr. of Epsom, N.H. Miner recently retired from 35 years of service to the New Hampshire Fish
Sign the kids up for Barry Conservation Camp in Milan, New Hampshire
This year, sign the kids up for a summer camp where they’ll have fun while getting outdoors and active!
Pheasants Forever Adds CRP Landowner Workshop in Sioux Falls, South Dakota
A Conservation Reserve Program Landowner Workshop has been added to assist the many landowners in the Sioux Falls area at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, March 27, at The Outdoor Campus.
Turkey Hunting 101 in Colorado Springs
With unlimited spring turkey hunting tags about to go on sale in Colorado on March 15, Colorado Springs-area residents interested in learning more about this growing sport can attend a free “Turkey Hunting 101” class
"Becoming an Outdoors-Woman" Wilderness Survival Workshop – April 22 in Holderness New Hampshire
Women who want to be prepared to survive in an outdoor emergency situation can sign up for a one-day “Becoming an Outdoors-Woman”
North Dakota Deer Harvest Down in 2011
As expected, North Dakota deer hunters took fewer deer last fall than in previous years, according to harvest statistics recently finalized by the State Game and Fish Department.
North Dakota's Moose, Elk and Bighorn Sheep Seasons Set
North Dakota’s 2012 moose, elk and bighorn sheep proclamation has been finalized and applications are available at the State Game and Fish Department’s website. The deadline for applying is March 28.
New CRP General Sign-up, Initiatives Provide Opportunities in North Dakota
Producers interested in submitting bids to enroll land in Conservation Reserve Program acres have a deadline of April 6.
WA: Public can now report wolf activities using WDFW’s new online system
OLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) now has an online reporting system for receiving information from the public about the state’s growing wolf population. Anyone who believes they have seen a
