Allege that the government’s export program doesn’t protect against the accidental trapping of imperiled species such as Canada lynx.
Those fishermen who typically winterize their boats around Labor Day and put them away until the following spring may feel good about getting all in order before the first snowfall of the season, but they
Hunting would help the region’s economy, allow states to better manage the animals and improve public safety, group’s members say.
Scientists said the biggest factor in the cranes’ population boom is the conservation and restoration of wetlands, marshes and prairies, which is their preferred habitat for nesting and breeding.
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — Another gray wolf has been found dead in Oregon, marking the third such death of a federally protected wolf in the past year, state and federal wildlife officials said. The wolf
Hungry non-native species proving to be a setback to expectations that the pikeminnow could be removed from the endangered species list.
And as do most conversations about conservation these days, this one eventually found its way to what can be done about the decline of hunting.
PORTLAND, Ore. — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and five conservation groups have teamed up to offer $15,500 for information about the illegal poaching of a federally protected gray wolf that was shot dead
Sentence also includes two-year ban from guiding for fish or wildlife in the refuge.
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