Opinions
Pennsylvania’s hatchery trout receive good report card
Harrisburg, Pa. -– As the 2010 trout season opens next month, Pennsylvanians are reminded that fishing is a fantastic way to enjoy the state’s great outdoors and get some exercise with friends and family. It
New list of fish consumption advisories noted
Columbus, Ohio – In the 2010 fish consumption advisory, Ohio has relaxed the consumption advisories for five locations, added more strict limits in five waterways, and updated advisories for eight additional waterways for a total
Bald eagle shot in Iowa’s Davis County
Bloomfield, Iowa – State conservation officials in Iowa are asking for help to catch the person or persons responsible for shooting a bald eagle in southwest Davis County. The eagle was shot from a gravel
NWTF now in all Ohio counties
Antwerp, Ohio — History will be made April 10 in Antwerp when the National Wild Turkey Federation’s newest Ohio chapter, the Flat Rock Limbhangers, hosts its first fundraising banquet. Once Paulding County’s outdoor enthusiasts gather
N.Y. bans shad fishing in Hudson
Albany (AP) — State regulators have banned commercial and recreational shad fishing in the Hudson River and set new restrictions on shad fishing in the Delaware to help the species recover from a steep decline
Illinois man fined for participating in illegal wolf hunt
An Illinois hunter and his guide have been fined a total of $2,500 for charges related to illegal wolf hunting, according to the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. John Shott, of Genoa, was convicted March
Stewardship land access rule hearing set
The Assembly Committee on Natural Resources will hold a public hearing on the Stewardship Fund land access rule on Wednesday, March 24 at 10 AM in 417 North (GAR Hall) of the State Capitol. The
Ducks Unlimited issues statement on Pawlenty RIM program veto
St. Paul, Minn. — Funding for an important and landowner-friendly habitat conservation program was line-item vetoed this week by Gov. Tim Pawlenty in the state’s bonding bill, a move Ducks Unlimited says may jeopardize millions
DNRE Confirms Death of Michigan’s Only Known Wild Wolverine
Michigan’s only known wild wolverine has died. A female wolverine, first spotted in the Thumb in Feb. 24, 2004, was found dead by hikers at the Minden Bog in the Minden City State Game Area
