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RSS feedWashington DFW Seeks Candidates For Wolf Advisory Group
Donny Martorello, WDFW wolf policy lead, said the department will accept applications and nominations from environmentalists, ranchers, hunters, and other interested individuals and organizations.
Trail Program Funds Over $12,000 to Stewardship Projects
ExtremeTerrain, off-road outfitters for Jeeps and Toyota trucks, has announced another season of donations to non-profits working in the great outdoors.
Botswana President Welcomes Duke Of Cambridge Recognition Of Hunting As Conservation
British royalty is lending its voice to the choir singing the praises of trophy hunting as a conservation solution in Africa where anti-hunting eco-imperialists have dismissed the knowledge.
Flurry of Bear Attacks in Fall of 2018, Are You At Risk?
If you see a bear, and it does not run from you, consider yourself at risk. Most black bear attacks are predatory attacks, where the bear sees humans as a potential food source.
Fate Of Stocked Trout: 5 Things Learned From 4-Year AZGFD Study
Ever wondered what happens to the thousands of trout that the Arizona Game and Fish Department stocks into streams all around the state every year? You’re not alone.
Native Grass College Adds Additional Course on Competition Control
Native Grass College is a free Extension resource that takes viewers into the field, giving them comprehensive information and detailed visuals on a variety of subjects related to managing grass.
Join MozParks Foundation at Annual Conservation Banquet to Save Rhinos October 27
MozParks Foundation is pleased to host their 2nd Annual Conservation Banquet & Fundraiser on October 27 beginning at 6 p.m. at The Parador in Houston, Tx.
Illegal Poaching Puts Giraffes At Risk In Africa
Giraffes are among wildlife species adversely affected by increased illegal poaching in Botswana. This follows the banning of legal hunting there several years ago.
Hunter & Conservationist Sue New Jersey Over Feel-Good Black Bear Hunt Ban
Today, the New Jersey Outdoor Alliance, Safari Club International, and Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation filed a legal challenge to New Jersey’s ill-advised closure of state lands to the upcoming black
It Is Not Just Our Guns They Want
It’s not just our guns that liberal-progressive-leftist cadres want to control. It’s every aspect of our lives. In the environmental arena, it boils down to one simple point…
Faces of SCI – First in the Series – Meet Olivia Nalos Opre
Meet Olivia Nalos Opre, a Wildlife Conservationist and Advocate – SCI Members Making a Difference.
Minnesota Artist Scot Storm and the $40 Million Duck Stamp
Not many artists in history can claim to have rendered a $40 million painting. But Freeport, Minnesota’s Scot Storm’s will most assuredly one day be able to count himself as one.
Pick A Side: Ridicule & Death Threats Or Wildlife Conservation
Want to save wildlife in wild places? Convince misguided would-be “saviors” that they need to throttle back, cease making death threats and doing other terrorist things.
NRA Hunter Education Online Course Now Available in New Mexico
The National Rifle Association’s award-winning free NRA Hunter Education online course is now available in New Mexico, the latest addition as NRA works to make the course available nationwide.
Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative Grants More Than $130,000 in 2nd Quarter
Yamaha Motor Corp., announced the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative awarded more than $130,000 in funds to 11 grant applicants in the second quarter of 2018.
Six Honored for Helping Safeguard America’s Valuable Natural Resources
The Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Annual Meeting, six organizations and individuals were honored by their peers as recipients of the Climate Adaptation Leadership Award for..
2018 Pennsylvania Elk Cam Goes Live
The Pennsylvania Game Commission again has installed a camera on State Game Lands 311 in Elk County, in a field that typically is a hub of elk activity as the bugling season heats up.
From Farmhouse to the White House: Coordinated Implementation Program (CIP) Matters
Dozens of researchers and managers from many states, organizations, and institutions—under auspices of the National Bobwhite Technical Committee—spent two years developing the CIP.
Service Provides $1 Million to States to Combat Bat-Killing Fungal Disease ~ VIDEO
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) is providing much-needed support in the fight against the bat-killing fungal disease white-nose syndrome (WNS) through an additional $1 million in grants.
Conservation Reserve Program Paying For You To Burn & Thin Your CRP Trees
The incentive payments up to $150.00/acre depending on practices implemented. Improves habitat for quail, turkeys, white-tailed deer, certain songbirds, and numerous other wildlife species.
SCI & NRA Defend Grizzly Delisting In MT Court Hearing: UPDATE Court Blocks Hunt
As of the date of the publication of this article, the grizzly bear hunts set to begin in Wyoming and Idaho on Sept. 1, 2018, are still scheduled to go forward.
New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Targets Bear Hunting
The only problem is that Murphy lacks the authority to ban a hunting season established by the New Jersey Fish and Game Council. The Governor’s latest dictate is reckless and shows little regard for p
Watch “Food Plot Guru” Video FREE on MossyOak.com
“When somebody calls me the ‘The Food Plot Guru,’ it’s humbling and I guess I’m proud of someone to think of me that way, but I’ve been growing stuff is just part of who I am” said Austin Delano.
Activity on Lingering Radioactivity – Arizona Uranium Mining VIDEO Update
Although it’s too early to claim victory, it is clear we made a significant impact. A tweet from DOI Press Secretary, Heather Swift, went out indicating that they have “no intention to revisit uranium
