The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation will continue to offer hunters up to $60 in rebates for purchase of certified of lead-free ammunition once again this hunting season.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced on Monday that a bear observed with its head stuck in a jar in Bayfield, Douglas and Sawyer counties was successfully freed this past weekend by U.S. Department
A line of ducklings following their mother is a familiar sight on summer’s lakes and ponds, but look more closely at the group in Bob Hilbert’s photo. He named this photo “Woodies and Hoodies,” because
“She’s a smart bear.”
That’s the verdict wildlife biologist Katy Dennison has for a sow bear that slipped her GPS monitoring collar off and disappeared on July 15. The female bear was collared
It’s the summer season in Minnesota, when there always are plenty of lake questions, along with some observations.
Here are a few from 2025.
A group called Sustain Our River will host a press conference at 11:45 a.m. Monday, Aug. 4 at the Black River Beach House to draw awareness on the value of the Mississippi River and the
One camper was injured, a truck was severely damaged, and numerous trees and branches were downed when strong winds swept through the campground at Council Grounds State Park Saturday, July 19.
The storm started
Joe Greco, a longtime charter boat captain on Lake George, frequently sees them lurking on several of the lake’s islands, waiting to gobble the sportfish that Greco and his clients are chasing – double-crested cormorants,
Old-school conservation minds now can view original hand-written notes and journals of renowned environmental educator and author Aldo Leopold online.
Most famous for writing “A Sand County Almanac,” Leopold was arguably the father of
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