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The Arizona Game and Fish Department has awarded $75,000 in grant funding for local sportsmen’s organizations to provide public, hands-on, mentored projects focused on the retention of new…..
New data will help land management agencies prioritize the conservation needs of Arizona’s most valued hunting and fishing areas.
The secretive, shy and elusive mountain lion will be the subject of a free, one-hour presentation July 8 at the Kingman Mohave County Library, 3269 N. Burbank St., in Kingman.
Beginning next week, the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s e-newsletters will have a different look.
The Wildlife for Tomorrow Foundation, together with the Arizona Game and Fish Department, will induct six individuals and one organization into the Arizona Outdoor Hall of Fame.
Before hitting the trail, the Arizona Game and Fish Department reminds operators and passengers to do so safely and responsibly by following these 10 tips.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Wildlife Management Division produces periodic newsletters with overviews of AZGFD conservation projects and activities.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department has completed its 2016 hunt draw for elk and pronghorn. The results are available by visiting https://draw.azgfd.gov/ and scrolling down to “View results…..
For hunters who want to know right now if they were successful in the 2016 elk and pronghorn draw, the Arizona Game and Fish Department has a suggestion – and it’s quick, easy and free…..
As the Arizona Game and Fish Department completes the random draw process for the 2016 pronghorn and elk seasons, hopeful hunters are being encouraged to open a free Customer Portal account.
The most magnificent desert bighorn sheep in the world now stands regal among the wildlife mounts on display at Arizona Game and Fish Department headquarters in Phoenix.
The National Park Service released a plan Tuesday that calls for managing overpopulated bison herds within the Grand Canyon National Park through capture/removal, the use of sharpshooters…..
The National Park Service (NPS) is seeking public comment on proposed changes to the scope of the Bison Management Plan at Grand Canyon National Park.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department’s annual sale of wildlife assets will take place April 2-3 at the 2016 Outdoor Expo at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility, a change in venue from the…..
The Arizona Game and Fish Department’s annual sale of wildlife assets will take place April 2-3 at the 2016 Outdoor Expo at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility, a change in venue from the…..
The fourth annual Prescott’s Great Outdoors! event will be 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 10-11, at Watson Lake Park.
Millions of sportsmen and sportswomen across the nation will celebrate National Hunting and Fishing Day on Saturday.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is offering a unique opportunity to view one of Arizona’s most iconic arid land animals, the desert bighorn sheep, on two separate 3-hour morning boat tours on…
The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD), in partnership with the Dolly Steamboat and Arizona Desert Bighorn Sheep Society, is offering a two-day opportunity to view and learn about desert…
While the official day for Earth Day celebrations is Wednesday, April 22 2015, one state agency works every day of the year to improve sustainability for wildlife and habitat…
The Arizona Game and Fish Department, Berger Bullets and Nightforce Optics presented to the state of Arizona of a newly constructed building and parking lot at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility…
Hunters applying online for the Spring Elk/Antelope seasons may encounter an issue , but the Arizona Game and Fish Department says there’s no need to worry.
The 15th annual Arizona International Sportsmen’s Exposition (ISE) will open at the University of Phoenix Stadium and outside areas in Glendale on Feb. 19-22.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is investigating the poaching of a bull elk, taken out of season on the Kaibab National Forest in northern Arizona on Dec. 7.
Biologists are preparing to begin the annual winter population count that will determine the minimum number of wolves in Arizona and New Mexico.
