
In Pennsylvania, improving wildlife habitat one seedling at a time
The “Seedlings for Schools” program provides tree seedlings to classrooms so students can plant them as part of projects to improve wildlife habitat.
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The “Seedlings for Schools” program provides tree seedlings to classrooms so students can plant them as part of projects to improve wildlife habitat.

Focus will be on status of Atlantic Flyway waterfowl populations and proposed federal frameworks for the 2017-18 waterfowl hunting seasons.

Reasons why 56 percent of women decline to renew fishing licenses from year to year are among the questions posed to business professors and students to study.

More than 3,500 bear harvested in 2016, including 60 weighing 500 pounds or more, 17 exceeded 600 pounds and the largest about 740 pounds.

Agency proposes assigning hunters drawn for a permit to individual zones, with permits valid over a span of several days to several weeks within existing deer seasons instead of the current one-day hunt.

Agency says move would provide more permanent status and structure to requirements and restrictions that have been addressed by executive order.

Commissioners want to ensure training activities aren’t flushing ringnecks released for hunters.

Board approves conservative, midweek fall turkey season in Wildlife Management Unit 5B, which long has been closed to fall-turkey hunting.

Amendment package includes expanded Sunday hours at Game Commission ranges.
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