Hunting
Hawaii wants public input on new fishing rules
Honolulu (AP) — Hawaii’s fisheries regulators are asking the public for input on possible new rules to protect Hawaii’s depleted fish stocks, especially popular food sources like parrotfish and goatfish, known as uhu and weke
Time For Nonresidents To Apply For Big Game Licenses
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks reminds hunters that the Nonresident General Big Game Combination Licenses and Landowner Sponsored Licenses are sold through a drawing process through the FWP State Headquarters office in Helena. Applications must
Maine groups join lawsuits to stop guns in parks
Portland, Maine (AP) — Two Maine groups have joined two federal lawsuits seeking to overturn a new policy that allows people to carry concealed, loaded guns in most national parks. Friends of Acadia and Maine
Meetings to Discuss Mountain Lion Management
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) will hold three meetings in March to discuss mountain lion management in west-central Montana. The public is invited to attend a meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the following locations:
Region 7 Hunter & Bowhunter Education Instructors Receive Awards
They may not have classrooms or retirement plans, but a group of southeastern Montana educators have accumulated a combined 260 years of teaching experience. They’re local hunter and bowhunter education instructors, and what makes their
Foresters finally break through ‘anti’ challenges
Rhinelander, Wis. – A federal judge has dismissed a court case that challenged the Forest Service’s process of determining how logging would impact endangered wildlife, a ruling that is expected to end other lawsuits that
DNR sends reminder to dog owners
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds dog owners that it is illegal to allow their pets to harass deer and other big game. Every winter, conservation officers receive reports from throughout the state
State increases Mille Lacs safe harvest levels from ’08
DNR Reports St. Paul – Safe fish harvest levels have been set at Lake Mille Lacs for the 2009 fishing season. The safe harvest of walleye has been set at 541,000 pounds, up from 430,000
IDNR Urges Snowmobile Operators to Ride Responsibly
Springfield – The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) and its law enforcement arm, the Illinois Conservation Police, are reminding the public to act responsibly while riding this winter in order to prevent avoidable accidents
