The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced that examinations are scheduled for individuals seeking to become licensed guides in New York State.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is about to take a look at the future use of modern motorized devices in terms of their use by people with disabilities on state lands across
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, and several county soil and water districts and conservation groups across the state are already taking orders as they roll out their annual tree, shrub and seedling
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has released a draft Access and Public Use Plan for the Lakeview Wildlife Management Area.
Winter in the northwoods is a special place and time of year. There is just something exceptional and inviting about the absolute silence, stillness, and wildness that combines to make it a great place to
Heading recently for open water on a tributary to the Mississippi River, Scott Thiede carried his blind, chair, camera, and some raw poultry to an ice shelf.
This is an area that hosts bald
Every year, muskies slip over the dam on Busse Lake’s southeast corner and drift into the narrow flow of Salt Creek. If no one intervened, many would continue downstream through DuPage County, eventually disappearing into
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced the culmination of a multiyear, international effort to restore and stabilize the endangered spruce grouse population. The milestone is marked following the conclusion of spruce
The United States is vast in geography and varied in climate. Every region struggles with its own distinct invasive or “interfering” species. Yet few plants are the bane of as many landowners and conservationists in
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