Since 2005, Penn State has worked steadily toward lowering its university-wide greenhouse gas emissions. Along the way, the university set and met various goals – including a 17.5% reduction by 2012 and a 35% reduction
Neonicotinoids, often called neonics, are a type of pesticide known for their negative effects on non-target insects. They’re used to kill farm crop pests such as aphids, but they also kill bees, butterflies, and many
The Shapiro administration recently announced that Pennsylvania is investing $6,765,102 to purchase development rights for 1,953 acres on 28 farms in 16 counties, protecting them from future residential or commercial development.
I’ve spent a 40-plus-year career writing about and taking photos of all sorts of wildlife, and birds in particular. So, you might think I’ve seen them all. Nothing could be further from the truth!
Yes, that is a timber rattlesnake in Joey Reichhoff’s photo, the reptile staying cool under a rock on the side of a bluff in southwestern Wisconsin.
Reichhoff had gone out looking for snakes in
Sept. 28 marked the 52nd National Hunting and Fishing Day, an annual event first proclaimed by President Richard M. Nixon in 1972. Hunting and fishing and target shooting were then, and remain, lifestyle choices enjoyed
Minnesota’s newest and most publicized state wildlife management area is now open for business for fall hunting and other traditional uses, although the east-metro unit is far from a finished product.
State officials
When Bowen Lodge owner Bill Heig saw that around 35 acres of public land was available by auction near his business on Minnesota’s Lake Winnibigoshish shoreline, he stepped in with the winning bid.
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The Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources is now accepting grant applications for the Clean Water Legacy Partners Program, which seeks to protect, enhance, and restore water quality throughout the state. Eligible applicants are
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