The MDNR has announced that it will host open houses July 23 in Gladwin and July 24 in Harrison to provide information and receive publicMore

Not less than 55 percent of income from hunting is contributed directly to the rural communities where sport hunting may be the only source ofMore

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s competitive State Wildlife Grants program helped raise a total of $5.6 million in grants for 16 projects in 12More

Tanzanian wildlife officials have revoked all hunting licenses and concessions for Green Mile Safari Co for violations in hunting ethics and laws.More

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed a new policy that would give landowners credit for voluntary conservation actions for at-risk species.More

Known as the North Fork Quail Forever chapter, the group is a new chapter dedicate to lead wildlife habitat conservation projects that benefit bobwhite andMore

The U.S. Department of the Interior and Bureau of Land Management was urged to “act promptly and meaningfully to conserve intact and unfragmented BLM-administered publicMore

The CDFW is pleased to announce that California now has an official state amphibian: the California Red-Legged Frog.More

Quail forever is proud to announce the formation of two new Quail Forever chapters kin Georgia, the new chapters will be dedicated to helping theMore

Governor Mike Beebe has appointed Andrew Parker of Little Rock, Arkansas as the next commissioner of The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC).More

The ideal planting time for cool season food plots coincides with three of the driest months of the year, August-October...More

The TPWD has announced that turkey's have been released into the wild as part of a turkey restoration project and due to turkey populations dwindling.More

Quail Forever has announced their new chapter; the Indian Creek Quail Forever chapter, which will be active in upland habitat conservation projects in the HendricksMore

Would Stop Federal Ban on Decades-old Legal Ivory, Reaffirms Proven Anti-Poaching & Conservation Policies...More

Wood from oak wilt-killed trees will produce spores, which can infect healthy oaks if wounded between April 15 and July 15 the following year.More

Michigan's new hunting and fishing license structure has brought many opportunities to invest in Michigan’s natural resources and improve outdoor recreation and activity opportunities.More

The Sherburne Wildlife Management Area has announced that they will host a Wood Stork and Wading Bird Event on Saturday, July 19.More

The Izaak Walton League has announced their continued support and sponsorship for National Hunting and Fishing Day, which takes place each year on the fourthMore

Colorado Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, David A. Lien, was recently recognized by Field & Stream as a “Hero of Conservation” for his work inMore

Most companies will claim a lifespan of three to five years on their perennials. However, if you care for them properly a perennial stand canMore

On Feb. 5 the Senate passed the Sportsmen’s Heritage And Recreational Enhancement (SHARE) Act with strong support from the DSC and many other sporting andMore

The USFWS will host five public meetings in various locations around the country and to work towards revising a rule governing how permits are issuedMore

The BLM has a new plan regarding public lands that calls for the BLM to prioritize development away from core habitat, but it doesn’t necessarilyMore

Quail Forever has created a fourth chapter in the state of Oklahoma for quail hunters and conservationists named the "Tulsa Tall Grass Heritage Quail ForeverMore

The WDFW will conduct a survey this summer on elk with hoof disease in the southwest area of Washington and will likely euthanize any elkMore

Two western state governors intend to get low carbon fuel standards, by legislation or decree...More

A group of conservation leaders, headed by Bass Pro Shops founder and CEO Johnny Morris, gathered to go fishing with President Bush and to honorMore

The TDA is proud to announce its commitment to support whitetail deer research conducted at The Institute of Environmental and Human Health (TIEHH) atMore

Today, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced $1.8 million in grants for the research and management of white-nose syndrome...More

Minnesota bee keepers place a high value on roadside wildflowers. The loss of habitat is one of the critical causes of the decline of bothMore

Rwandan farmers have been forced to grow different crops to reduce losses as they pursue non-violent solutions to the ‘natural tax’ imposed by hungry primates...More

Biologists with GADNR are concerned that bat populations may be declining, especially since white-nose syndrome; a fast-spreading disease fatal to bats, was detected in theMore

The SCW optimistically reports that a California condor may have hatched in the wild in Utah for the first time since the endangered speciesMore

Since its detection in New York in 2007, WNS has been confirmed in 25 states and five Canadian Provinces. Winter bat colonies in some statesMore

The DNR is looking for partners in a new hunting and wildlife management program called the Grouse Enhanced Management System, in which timber is managedMore

Delta’s streaming web camera lets viewers watch the life-and-death drama of prairie nesting ducks.More