Acting DNR Director Shannon Lott was presented with a proposal at the recent state Natural Resources Commission meeting in Lansing to make permanent a regulation allowing licensed businesses conducting wildlife damage and nuisance control management
Conrad Lorenz, the original animal behaviorist, described instincts as “fixed action patterns” and proposed a more extensive definition.
Editor’s Note: The Wood Duck Society and the staff at Outdoor News agree that mounting wood duck houses on trees creates an unnecessary predation hazard for the birds.
Black-capped chickadees survive the harshest winters with amazing adaptive behaviors and abilities. From adjusting their core body temperatures to shedding and adding brain cells to memorizing hundreds of locales of stashed foods, these tiny wonders
The goal of the program is to develop a small, connected, and well-educated network of local leaders to effectively communicate about the management and mitigation of chronic wasting disease in deer.
A selfie-obsessed Colorado bear may have had its 15 minutes of fame this winter, but a Pennsylvania sow and her two cubs denning under a Pike County deck will be media stars until spring.
Despite protests by local homeowners, plans to build a high-end apartment complex near Little Darby Creek on the east side of West Jefferson in Madison County are moving forward.
The creek is a designated
The belief that turkey populations were in decline in parts of Pennsylvania wasn’t entirely accurate, and the population in terms of long-term trends is actually doing better than previously thought, according to the Pennsylvania Game
Local residents had told state officials the bear was “stuck.” According to the DNR, “melting snow can sometimes flood bears out of culverts, and that’s what happened … the culvert started to flood and (the)
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