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NRA Victory in Arizona Battle Over Use of Lead Ammunition
In a major legal victory, a federal judge has ruled in favor of the National Rifle Association and the federal Bureau of Land Management, throwingMore
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Mexican Authorities Release Mexican Wolves In Sonora
The Arizona Game and Fish Department has been actively involved in the multi-agency effort to reintroduce Mexican wolves to portions of their historic range inMore
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Mule Deer Foundation Seeking Regional Directors for Colorado and Wyoming
The Mule Deer Foundation, one of the key conservation groups in North America, is currently accepting applications for Regional Director positions in Colorado and Wyoming...More
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Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Reaches 6 Millionth Acres
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has recorded its 6 millionth acre of habitat protected or enhanced for elk and other wildlife...More
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The State Of The Bobwhite Is …
The State of the Bobwhite report makes clear this is gut-check time for everyone who cares … while there is time...More
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Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to Fund Research on Michigan Elk, Habitat
RMEF grants also will help sponsor a variety of events designed to introduce youths to outdoor recreation and conservation...More
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Nevada Conservation Projects Earn Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Grants
The RMEF grants total $42,700 and affect Carson City, Churchill, Douglas, Elko, Lyon, Nye, Washoe and White Pine counties...More
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Conservation, Recreation and Preservation Generate $1 Trillion Per Year for U.S. Economy
Study demonstrate that the great outdoors and historic preservation generate a conservative estimate of more than $1 trillion in total economic activity and support 9.4More
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The Lead Elephant – More Fiction Than Truth
The real question with lead is should our policy- makers take a sledge-hammer approach to an issue science says is tightly limited to certain populationsMore
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Guns, Guitars and Government Raids
And what were they going after? Dirty laundering monies? Gun smugglers? Cocaine cargo that could make cartels quiver....More
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Archery Attracts Visitors To U.S. Fish and Wildlife Refuges
The connection between U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's national refuges and the ATA is growing stronger by the day...More
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Fungus And The Future Of Bats
Fungi have a history of assaulting North America’s outdoors...More
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Wendi Weber Named Regional Director for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Northeast Region
In her new capacity as Regional Director, Weber will oversee Service activities in the 13-state Northeast Region, which ranges from Maine to Virginia...More
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Delaware Volunteers Collect More Than 350 Pounds Of Acorns To Restore Wildlife Habitat
163 volunteers joined with agency biologists to collect 231 pounds of acorns that will be scattered in reforestation areas to establish new wildlife habitat...More
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What the frack is going on here?
The rest of us just want honest answers, carefully conducted drilling, fracking and production operations – and the benefits that come with them. Thankfully, theMore
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North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission Captive Deer Policy Statement
In August, our staff learned of deer held in an unlicensed facility in Surry County. In this instance, two fawns had been held in captivityMore
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Quail and Upland Wildlife Federation Strongly Supports Ruffed Grouse Restocking in Missouri
The active hunting season in Missouri for the native ruffed grouse was closed this year due to declining populations state wide, a call to actionMore
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Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Attorneys to Argue Weak Points in Wolf Case
Wolf populations passed recovery goals under the Endangered Species Act some 10 years ago, but animal rights groups discovered that lawsuits are profitable and alsoMore
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The EPA Gets Caught in a Big Fat Lie
The EPA’s own inspector general has released a report accusing the agency of cutting corners regarding the “science” cited to justify its effort to declareMore
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Radical Anti-Hunters With No Regard For The Truth File Spurious Petition on Nevada Bears
Among the more desperate actions taken by anti-hunting groups lately is the petition, filed by Big Wildlife and NoBearHuntNV, to grant black bears in NevadaMore
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Georgia DNR’s Sgt. Tim Kendrick Selected As Law Enforcement 2011 Supervisor Of The Year
Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division recently selected Sgt. Tim Kendrick of the Macon Law Enforcement office as the 2011 Supervisor of theMore
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Wild Bison Of The Yellowstone Should Not Be Slaughtered Because A Few Ranchers
As a Montana hunter, I firmly believe that excess wild bison should be hunted under the rules of Fair Chase and that wild bison shouldMore
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Montana Deer Lodge Meeting Set for Oct. 5 on Interim Bison Relocation
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks to discuss interim placement locations and management for about 150 disease-free bison pending the development of a statewide bison conservationMore
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Agencies Unite for Statewide ‘RIDE ON’ Campaign
RIDE ON Designated Routes is a new statewide campaign that has united land management agencies to educate outdoor recreationists who use motorized vehicles on Utah’sMore
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CrossBreed Holsters Endorses New Recycling Product
Top quality holster manufacturer CrossBreed Holsters, LLC is proud to endorse Line Cycle Fishing, LLC...More
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Washington Fish And Wildlife Commission To Discuss Wolf Management Plan
Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will discuss the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's recommended Wolf Conservation and Management Plan...More
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Ryan Williamson Named as Montana New Region 6 Upland Game Bird Biologist
Ryan Williamson has been appointed as the new Region 6 upland game bird biologist for the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks...More
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Delaware’s Very Own Solyndra
The politicos want to build a factory in Newark, where rail service is available to ship Bloom’s 10-ton, 100-kilowatt, “eco-friendly” Energy Servers to presumed eagerMore
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Michigan DNR Confirms Presence of Cougar in Houghton County
The animal was captured on a trail camera on Sept. 24, walking directly toward the front of the camera and clearly showing it has aMore
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Laughter Appointed to Utah Wildlife Habitat Council
Mike Laughter, Regional Director for the Mule Deer Foundation (MDF), recently accepted an appointment to the Utah Wildlife Habitat Council...More
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Pennsylvania Game Commission Announces Fall Pheasant Stocking Plans
Initial reports showed about 40,000 birds either perished in flood waters or escaped when the netting and fencing providing containment for holding fields were sweptMore
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Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Completes 10-Year, 2,400-Acre Project in South Dakota
It is the largest land acquisition to date in the Black Hills by a conservation organization in partnership with the Black Hills National Forest...More
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Wetland Conservation Grants Approved, But Will There Be Funding?
The Migratory Bird Conservation Commission recently awarded seven grants for projects that will restore and protect vital waterfowl habitat across the Southeast...More
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HSUS Sues, Loses & Still Gets Away with $116,000 of Public Conservation Funds
The result: the USFWS must pay the defeated HSUS $116,000.00 dollars. Can you say fleecing or milking the system?More
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Montana FWP Schedules Meeting in Glasgow on Bison Relocation
The bison are part of a project that began in 2004 aimed at determining if bison can be kept free of the bacteria that causesMore
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Michigan DNR Seeks Volunteers to Collect Native Seeds in State Parks
Volunteers are needed to harvest native prairie seeds on weekends throughout October and early November this year at state parks and recreation areas in southernMore

