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WI Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (GLRI) Update
Again in 2011, the Office of the Great Lakes will be working with partners across the state to prepare solid projects that will help move Wisconsin´s Great Lakes restoration and protection efforts forward. Although the
“COASTWATCH” Allows Citizens to Report Marine Poachers via Text Message
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) Marine Resources Division has recently launched “COASTWATCH,” an Internet based Tip411 tool that enables the public to anonymously report saltwater fishing violations in Alabama’s coastal waters
DNR to patrol by ground and by air this month
Don’t be surprised to see extra CPOs on patrol this weekend during the second firearms deer season. In fact, expect to see added patrols the rest of this month. DNR Conservation Police will conduct roadside
Mountain lion sighting confirmed in NW Missouri
JEFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) – State conservation officials have confirmed the sighting of a mountain lion in northwest Missouri. The Conservation Department says a photograph taken last week by a Platte County landowner clearly shows
MI: DNRE eyes changes to Erie walleye regulations
Lansing – Michigan fisheries officials have proposed a new system for setting walleye bag limits on Lake Erie based on the state’s share of the lake’s total allowable catch, a figure set by a joint
OH: Wildlife administrators back on job amid probe
Columbus – Five DNR Division of Wildlife administrators sidelined seven months by an ongoing criminal prosecution were reinstated Nov. 19, the DNR announced. Chief David Graham, Assistant Chief Randy Miller, Law Enforcement Executive Administrator James
PA: Enormous bear taken by bowhunter in Pike
Harrisburg – A bowhunter killed an enormous black bear Nov. 15 in Pike County near the border with Monroe County that will likely change the state’s record book. David Price, 46 of Cresco, Monroe County,
USGS: Many Coastal Wetlands Likely to Disappear this Century
Many coastal wetlands worldwide – including several on the U.S. Atlantic coast – may be more sensitive than previously thought to climate change and sea-level rise projections for the 21st century. U.S. Geological Survey scientists
OH: Early archery harvest takes small decline
Athens, Ohio – DNR Division of Wildlife deer biologist Mike Tonkovich is not concerned about the slight drop in the number of deer taken in the fist six weeks of the state’s archery season, which
