The wood duck box on my pond in Froggy Bottom has an unexpected return resident this fall – a gray screech owl.
The little owl’s appearance was welcome, for I think it may be
New voting is underway for 2024 River of the Year in an annual competition sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
This year’s candidates are the Allegheny and Youghiogheny rivers in
Michigan residents and nonresidents are paying $1 more for the Recreation Passport effective Jan. 1, 2024.
The Recreation Passport provides year-round vehicle access to 103 Michigan state parks and recreation areas, 1,300-plus state-managed boating
Asian longhorned ticks are the latest tick to surface in Pennsylvania but aren’t yet cause for alarm, according to Penn State entomologist Michael Skvarla.
Although the species was in the news recently in connection
NASA tells us that Mercury is 39 million miles from the Sun compared to Earth’s 93 million miles and is able to complete its smaller orbit in only 88 days.
I was up on land I recently bought in Washington County, N.Y., putting a wooden seat on a metal stand. As I was in the stand I started hearing a weird noise.
At first,
Once again, weather influenced lakes and lake biology in 2023. Before ice-up in 2022, water levels in some shallow ponds were so low we couldn’t set trap nets for fish surveys. In fact, lake water
From solving a murder case of a hunter at a Michigan state park in 2018 and two tournament walleye anglers being caught stuffing their fish with lead weights, to a new consent decree for tribal
It appears as though the pilot project to put electricity-producing wind turbines on Lake Erie has hit a major snag.
According to a comprehensive story published in The Plain Dealer of Cleveland in December,
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