Livestock groups have said government regulation is strong enough and that voluntary measures such as planting off-season cover crops and buffer strips between croplands and waterways are the best way to curb runoff.
The North Branch of the Susquehanna River in northeastern Pennsylvania has been selected by a public vote as the state’s 2023 River of the Year.
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s 2022 State of the Bay Report paints a dim picture for the immediate outlook on both recreational and commercial fisheries in the Chesapeake Bay region, as well as water quality in
Eurasian watermilfoil was discovered on Iowa’s lower Okoboji chain of lakes late in the summer of 2022. With the help of outside organizations in fundraising efforts, the DNR is now working hard to eliminate the
In May of 2022, Pheasants Forever Minnesota worked out an agreement with the owners to purchase a 195.5 acre property of farmland that frequently floods.
Conservationists, clean-water groups and lake homeowners in the Iowa
Many fisheries officials in the southern Minnesota region – where fish kills are more commonplace – would rather manage a fishery by letting nature take its course. Aerators, they say, oftentimes work against resetting a
Invasive swine aren’t just a problem erupting from the southern United States. Large feral pigs are proving they are well adapted to cold climates as their expansion across southern Canada has them nearing the Northwest
The conservation officer from the Thief River Falls West station is active in covering his own station and surrounding areas while also helping to train in new officers each year.
A merger is complete between two water quality-related conservation organizations in the Adirondacks. The Adirondack Lakes Survey Corp. and the Ausable River Association recently announced a proposed merger between the two organizations that has been
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