The Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources is now accepting grant applications for the Clean Water Legacy Partners Program, which seeks to protect, enhance, and restore water quality throughout the state. Eligible applicants are
At what point should an invasive species be accepted or even celebrated as a part of our environment? Recent articles from this publication have my head spinning from the careless actions of specific governing organizations.<br
A mix of outdoor stories from Minnesota, including information on a partial drawdown on Lake Bronson in Kittson County.
The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board (NRB) received a long-awaited summary of rules involving wake boats at its Aug. 14 meeting, but for now the best way to regulate wake boat use seems to be through
Pennsylvania fisheries biologists want to learn more about an invasive species that is confounding them but delighting many anglers in southeastern and south-central Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is partnering with Penn
A bottle of water sampled from a lake or river can reveal what fish, amphibians, insects and bacteria are present, thanks to environmental DNA – or eDNA – the genetic material shed by organisms.
When Bill Rollie and Spencer McGrew, watercraft inspectors in Otter Tail County, Minn., interact with anglers and inspect their boats, it’s obvious what they’re looking for: zebra mussels or visible vegetation attached to boats and
A fishing tournament on the Illinois River netted thousands of dollars for veterans’ charities while removing hundreds of invasive fish from a state waterway.
As a result of the annual Redneck Fishing Tournament, held
The round goby is a small fish, growing to a maximum of 6 inches. But the problems it causes when it makes it has made its way into watersheds in North America belie its size,
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