Hunting
Report offers solutions to Lake Erie algae blooms
The International Joint Commission (IJC) released a report urging the states of Ohio and Michigan to declare the waters of the western Lake Erie basin impaired from nutrient pollution.
Father, son accused of illegal deer trafficking
A Florida father and son pleaded not guilty recently to federal wildlife charges that accused them of a conspiracy to illegally sell, transport, and label untested white-tail deer
Survey says no to more of APR
The survey results are in, and efforts to implement antler point restrictions across most of the Lower Peninsula fell short of the 66-percent support required for the DNR to propose a regulation change.
Alewife numbers remain low in Lake Michigan
Researchers studying prey fish populations in Lake Michigan have found that alewife populations continue to be at low ebb and may dip further before the 2014 fishing season is over.
What impact will the farm bill have on state?
It took a long time to get it, but the federal farm bill enacted this winter is one that Michigan conservation interests applaud.
Roe, PGC pay still up in air
It was uncertain by this issue’s deadline when – or if – Carl Roe would get the $220,000 promised him to resign as the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s executive director
Gov. to board: Don’t promote Capouillez
Although Gov. Corbett’s office warned Pennsylvania game commissioners not to hire William Capouillez as their agency’s next executive director, it was not clear at press time whether the board would heed the advice.
Lacking support, bill doesn’t get voted on
Proposed legislation that would change how endangered species and wild trout streams get listed has stalled, at least temporarily.
Mille Lacs walleye reg same as 2013
But northern pike limit raised to 10; spearing allowed
