Opinions
Wildlife for Everyone partners at Pymatuning
State College, Pa. — Pymatuning Wildlife Management Area – a place synonymous with some of the best waterfowl hunting and waterfowl watching that Pennsylvania has to offer – needs some touch-up. Soon after the 17,088-acre
PGC unveils land deals at recent meeting
Harrisburg — The Pennsylvania Game Commission announed five land actions the agency has made recently at its recent quarterly meeting here: Board enables greater flexibility to purchase land To enable Pennsylvania Game Commission staff to
DNRE seeks authority to use lethal control on problem wolves
DNRE Report Lansing — The Department of Natural Resources and Environment has petitioned the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for authority to use lethal methods to control problem wolves. “The grey wolf has been fully
Live bluebird nesting box camera offers glimpse into active nest
Harrisburg — In an effort to garner appreciation for wildlife, especially the state’s bluebird population, the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s webcasting of a live video feed from a bluebird nestbox on the grounds of its Harrisburg
More than 116,750 pounds of venison donated in Ohio
DNR Report Columbus – Ohio deer hunters have donated more than 116,750 pounds of venison to local food banks through the 2009-10 deer hunting season, according to Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry (FHFH) and
Minnesota DNR in second year of catfish project, still seeking angler help
The Minnesota DNR is entering year two of an effort to better understand and manage catfish in metro region rivers and is looking for a few avid anglers to help. The project includes DNR tagging
Rabid cat attacks highlight idiocy of feral cat colonies
The following press release arrived today from the American Bird Conservancy. I like this group, because they’re birders who expose the terrible environmental consequences of free-ranging domestic cats. While many birding groups and magazines waltz
Minnesota citizens can help chart future of state parks and trails
St. Paul — Minnesotans have an opportunity to help chart the course of regional and state parks and trails for the next 25 years by participating in one of 17 workshops to be held around
Man to retire after 50-year Minnesota DNR career
Larry Koster has a boat that’s long been collecting dust. He figures it’s time to get it back on the water.”I do like to fish and I can sit there for a long time, even
