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Minnesota conservation legend Harvey Nelson passes away
Visiting my parents with the boys this weekend in southeast Minnesota and planning to take them ice fishing today. Woke up too early and checked my email. There, with a time of 10:32 p.m. Friday
Pa. Game Commission offers seedlings to landowners
Harrisburg — Landowners seeking to plant trees beneficial to wildlife can order seedlings being offered by the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s Howard Nursery, which is accepting orders until April 27. Order forms and information are available
DNR requests 4th Duck Hunting Zone
Outdoor News has received a copy of the letter sent by DNR Director Marc Miller to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service requesting the USFWS to consider an option that would allow a fourth duck
Pa. announces position regarding New York City reservoir releases into Delaware River
Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission recently announced the release of a fisheries recommendation for management of water released to Delaware River tributaries from New York City water supply reservoirs. The recommendation
PGC habitat-improvement project includes controlled-burn on State Game Land176
State College, Pa. — Pennsylvania Game Commission officials recently announced that they plan to conduct controlled burns on the Scotia Barrens on State Game Land 176 in Patton Township, Centre County, to improve habitat conditions
State senator calls for Minnesota walk-in access program
State Sen. Satveer Chaudhary, DFL-Fridley, said Wednesday that he plans to introduce legislation this session that creates walk-in hunting access in Minnesota. He said he’ll invite sportsmen to a series of planning sessions to determine
Orion-The Hunter’s Institute announces newest board member
Congratulations to conservation communications professional Tammy Sapp, who became Orion–The Hunter’s Institute newest board member this week. Sapp is an award-winning writer with 24 years of experience in the outdoor communications field with a focus
Flawed concept may set back market-based rescue of Chesapeake Bay
Bills in Congress, some state agencies, and some environmental advocates are promoting a program of buying and selling pollution credits as a way to have regulated polluters pay unregulated farmers hundreds of millions of dollars
PGC ‘disappointed’ with legislative resources audit
Harrisburg — Pennsylvania Game Commission Executive Director Carl G. Roe today issued the following statement on the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee’s audit titled “Examination of Current and Future Costs and Revenues from Forest Products,
