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Biden Administration Puts Up Roadblock on Proposed Mine Near the Boundary Waters
The administration is calling for a 2-year study, which could lead to a 20-year moratorium on mining upstream of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
Smoke From Western Wildfires Likely Disrupts Waterfowl Migration in Pacific Flyway
The USGS study determined that smoke from wildfires causes birds to fly longer and use more energy
Conservation Groups Urge Biden to Boost Existing Programs for 30 by 30 Initiative
Hunting and conservation groups are still cautiously optimistic about the Biden administration's plan to conserve 30 percent of land and water by 2030
Missouri Opens First Regulated Black Bear Hunt, and National Media Coverage Is Brutal
The state’s limited and closely regulated bear hunt is being misrepresented in media reports as a "trophy" hunt that's bad news for the bear population
Two Women Face Jail Time and Steep Fines in Separate Bear Harassment Incidents
An Illinois women is going to jail for breaking wildlife law in Yellowstone; a British Columbia woman must pay $60,000 for feeding black bears in her backyard
Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Auctions $311,740 Worth of Horns, Antlers, and Trophy Mounts for Conservation
A bull elk's rack sold for $12,000 in one of Montana's most lucrative auctions for conservation in state history
Field & Stream Bought a $33,000 Duck Stamp Contest Entry. Here’s Why.
When John Oliver, Field & Stream, and a decades-old conservation program meet, you get this crazy story
Maine Is Asking Whitetail Hunters to Kill More Does
To keep whitetail herds healthy, Maine wildlife officials are reviewing the any-deer permit system to increase doe kills
Florida Designates $53 Million Annually for Indian River Lagoon Cleanup Projects
It’s an important step in restoring grass beds, fish and wildlife in the vital inshore waterway that snakes along Florida’s east coast
Tip About “Garden of Skulls” Helped Arkansas Game Wardens Bust Poaching Ring
Repeated calls to the state's poaching hotline led to the arrest of five Arkansas men who pled guilty to 122 poaching-related charges
