Through mentoring by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Madison County, New York Sea Grant, and the Cornell Biological Field Station (CBFS) at Shackelton Point, Cornell University junior James Hoehner, of Fayetteville, N.Y., developed public outreach to
Redding Reloading Equipment owner Richard Beebe, 83, passed away on Oct. 31. Beebe was born in Cortland, and worked for many companies including one where he worked on the prototype of the Lunar Lander and
In one of the most contested cases in the history of the Wisconsin Public Service Commission (WPSC), will the commissioners stand up and save the last remaining greater prairie chickens?
Or will the WPSC
Dave Carlson, a well-respected outdoors writer and television producer/host, will be inducted into the Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame (WCHF) next April.
The 77-year-old journalist from Eau Claire was the outdoors writer for the
isconsin’s fall turkey hunters registered 3,862 turkeys as of Dec. 3, with Zone 2 hunters leading the way with 993 birds checked in.
After completing six-month training academies, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is welcoming the newest class of both Forest Rangers and Environmental Conservation officers to its law enforcement ranks.
In a ceremony
The arrival of winter weather in the form of recent rain and snowstorms that blanketed much of New York on Nov. 21 and 28 (Thanksgiving Day) provided some much-needed relief to crews battling wildfires, primarily
Some hunters have been prowling Froggy Bottom here at night lately, but they are not jacklighting deer poachers.
A screech owl and a great horned owl are the culprits. The little screech – a
In mid-September, various conservation organizations met with Minnesota Department of Labor officials at a meeting to clarify the changes to the prevailing wage law that now will affect environment and conservation work.
After that
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