How rare is it to see a gray fox in Illinois these days? The statewide survey that asks archery deer hunters to report sightings of bobcats, coyotes, red foxes and gray foxes during the bow
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced that online registration for DEC’s 2024 Summer Camps program will open Sunday, March 24, at 1 p.m.
Now in its 77th year, the DEC
Shooting the bull with hunters and anglers at the Schaumburg show this time last year, I grew slightly suspicious about the number of times the word “bobcat” was inserted into what were otherwise predator-free conversations.<br
Repairs are expected to take place on a section of a deteriorated Sac County trail after letters from trail users describing its deterioration were discussed at the January meeting of the Iowa Natural Resources Commission.<br
A southeast Sac County wildlife management area will expand by 53 acres, following a unanimous vote recently by the Iowa Natural Resources Commission.
The board, with two members absent, approved the purchase of two
Southwestern Illinois’ premier celebration of bald eagles returns for 2024 to the Audubon Center at Riverlands Migratory Bird Sanctuary, which is actually across the Mississippi River in West Alton, Mo. The event will take place
Any fisherman who says he can’t remember if he or she has ever seen an Eastern hellbender is certainly telling a fish story, because it’s a specimen impossible to forget.
“Not pretty” is how
Former DNR Director Marc Miller has landed back in Illinois – the Prairie Research Institute announced Jan. 16 that it had appointed Miller as its new deputy director.
Miller, who led DNR from 2009
The State of Illinois has not yet signed a necessary agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to move forward on a major project designed to keep invasive carp out of Lake Michigan.
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