New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Amanda Lefton on Sept. 29 welcomed 17 new graduates from the 25th Basic School for New York State Forest Rangers. The ceremony, held in Lake Placid, celebrated
Angler Surveys Continue This Fall on Saranac and Boquet Rivers
On Aug. 24, New York DEC Fish and Wildlife Biologist and Head Research Scientist Kevin Hynes, 62, died tragically in an automobile accident not far from his office in Delmar.
“The loss of Kevin
Hundreds of fifth-graders and their teachers headed out of the classroom and into the outdoors Sept. 25 during the Waupaca County Conservation Field Day in Wisconsin.
Stevens Point-based Golden Sands Resource Conservation & Development
I check Birdcast.org most mornings to see the migration that took place overnight, and I’m always astounded by the sheer number of birds passing over while we sleep. Many follow well-established pathways called flyways, and
Lew Troast Jr. stopped at a highway rest stop recently, and found a small patch of milkweed, the single source of food for monarch butterfly caterpillars. He noted a large monarch cat chewing on the
While most campsites escaped the worst of the current fires, some fire grates in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness likely are to become minor casualties.
A few, after years of weathering and use,
Each fall, I hear of outdoorsmen closing up their retreats in the wilds as the season changes from fall to winter. There is a certain reluctance in their voices as they sadly lock the cabin
Trap tag sales began Oct. 6 at the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge. A state trapping license and cash or check for $30 is required to obtain trap tags.
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