Wisconsin’s Hartman Creek State Park wrapped up its 2026 naturalist program Sept. 26 with Jane Kelly of On the Wing and her birds of prey.
Kelly, of Omro, brought five birds to the park
Invasive species control, prescribed burns and native habitat restoration are among the conservation efforts receiving a boost, with state grants awarded to 14 Illinois conservation organizations.
DNR awarded $697,816 through the Illinois Natural Areas
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s online mapping interface, known as the DEC Info Locator, recently got an upgrade that users will find has a slightly different feel and is more mobile device
“The way of a canoe is the way of the wilderness and of a freedom almost forgotten. It is an antidote to insecurity, the open door to waterways of ages past and a way of
I’ve been using hot tents in the backcountry for years. Call it romanticizing, but there’s something special about watching smoke roll from your chimney after a long, cold day of fishing and hunting. The inner
Illinois Conservation Police officers were lauded for their bravery, investigative work and public service during 2025, with Conservation Police Officer Austin Priest earning the state’s Officer of the Year award for the second consecutive year.<br
This is a story about a little red knife.
Its real name is Victorinox Classic, although most folks would just say it’s in the family of famed Swiss Army knives. My little red knife
One of the last things I did for this edition of New York Outdoor News was to place the sunrise and sunset times in the Fishing Reports. These, by the way, coincide with DEC’s Hunting
Wisconsin Outdoor News reader will see a new element to our coverage in this issue called Meet our Conservation Clubs. The first one features the Butte des Morts Conservation Club.
We’ve done stories on
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