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.
The Federation of Sportsman’s Clubs of Sullivan County is holding what is likely its last annual coyote hunting contest. The event, being held Feb. 2-4, is their 16th annual and features a $2,000 grand prize.
With spring fast approaching the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, county soil and water districts and conservation groups across the state are taking orders as they implement their annual tree, shrub and seedling
Doug Wonders noted fox tracks along a nearby river, so he set up his trail camera and was rewarded with a great photo of a fox and its reflection in the clear ice.
Scott
The DNR’s Northeast Region fish management crew will host six meetings to share fisheries topics for Green Bay and inland waters in northeast Wisconsin. The sessions will take place in person and via Zoom from
With the DNR secretary seat still vacant with the early November resignation of former DNR Secretary Adam Payne, DNR Assistant Secretary Steven Little will be on hand Wednesday, Jan. 24, to present several donations to
“He was the guy I was most afraid of, but he turned out to be my champion,” I said to Pat Durkin the night I called him to reminisce about Tom Heberlein.
I had
A seasonal batting average of .500 in baseball is unheard of with the best-ever being then-Cleveland Indian’s Nap Lajoie’s .426 in 1901. Even the best that Boston’s legendary Ted Williams could muster was .406 in
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